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Yesterday we had a highly engaging discussion with Richard Seibt on software and Internet start-ups and entrepreneurship. Thank you, Richard, for teaching us! Not exactly fire-side, but at least classroom! Please find some photo impressions below.

We will host an industry talk (free and open to the public) by: Ralph Schlenk, Walter Rothkegel, Wolfgang Thomas of: Alcatel-Lucent Deutschland AG about: From system architecture to software architecture: Development of highly reliable optical transport systems on: November 13, 2012, 14:...

Today, Roman Anger of Cap Gemini taught us about software architecture in practice as part of ARCH, the software architecture seminar. Thank you, Roman, for teaching us. Please find some photo impressions below.

Abstract: Is the development of Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) still like roughly 20 years ago, when a Finnish student wrote the basis of a nowadays successful operating systems in his spare time at home? Or is FLOSS becoming mainstream in the perception of companies? How much of the w...

Abstract: This is a master thesis for the program International Information Systems. In this thesis work the situation of a software company and its product is analyzed. The situation is written in form of a Harvard Business Case with a lucid narrative. The case will be taught in Product manage...

We complement our course and teaching with invited talks by industry lecturers. These talks are open to the university and the general public: Everyone is welcome! This winter semester's line-up is as follows: 23.10.12, 14:00 Uhr, Rm 04.150: Roman Anger (Cap Gemini) on "Software Architektur ...

Update 2013-01-30: Due to meeting conflicts, this talk has been canceled resp. postponed indefinitely (for now). We will host an industry talk (free and open to the public) by: Peter Bittner, Peter Bittner und Partner about: Protecting Strategic Software Innovation on: February...

The new semester is off to a good start and our courses, like those of many other professors, are seeing new and unprecedented levels of computer science and related students! Good times are returning, hopefully!

Most of our courses are graded following a simple pattern as described below. (If a link from a module description in UnivIS led you to this page then that module will be graded according to these rules.) Most courses require contributions in class as well as work outside of class (self-study...

Nailing your Thesis (NYT) is our research lab course, where we teach what science is, how to perform research, and how to publish it. Below, please find the overview course syllabus. Part I: Introduction Introduction Research Example Paper Example Research Questions Homework Sched...