Blog

Welcome to our blog. Browse and filter through all our posts using the options below.

697 to 702 of 1,326

07NOV 2016
5 Events and Talks
Upcoming Industry Talk “Usability in Product Development – From the Idea to a Product Release” by Dipl. Ing (FH) Pablo Munoz Ibarra
We will host an industry talk on “Usability in Product Development” in PROD, our product management course. This talk is open to the public. by: Dipl. Ing (FH) Pablo Munoz Ibarra (Lead of the Usability Team SIMATIC TIA Portal at Siemens AG Nürnberg) about: Usability in Product Development – From the Idea to a Product […]
Read more about Upcoming Industry Talk “Usability in Product Development – From the Idea to a Product Release” by Dipl. Ing (FH) Pablo Munoz Ibarra
02NOV 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Towards Offline Support for Restful Applications
Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]
Read more about Final Thesis: Towards Offline Support for Restful Applications
31OCT 2016
3 Teaching
FAU’s Alexander reports about the 2016 AMOS projects
FAU’s Alexander, our news publication, reports about the 2016 AMOS projects and their demo-day (in German). We would like to add the AMOS testimonials ;-). Thanks to team 2 which served as the example. Please see the PDF or the screenshots below.
Read more about FAU’s Alexander reports about the 2016 AMOS projects
28OCT 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Metamodel for Code Systems
Abstract: Requirements elicitation is an important factor in software engineering. Mainly the information needed is elicited through interviews and other qualitative sources. The analysis that follows is often an ad-hoc process that relies on expertise of the analyst(s) and therefore is hardly replicable. Additionally, the process is not transparent as the resulting modeling elements cannot be […]Abstract: Requirements elicitation is an important factor in software engineering. Mainly the information needed is elicited through interviews and other qualitative sources. The analysis that follows is often an ad-hoc process that relies on expertise of the analyst(s) and therefore is hardly replicable. Additionally, the process is not transparent as the resulting modeling elements cannot be […]
Read more about Final Thesis: A Metamodel for Code Systems
27OCT 2016
6 Partners
Google is Hiring for Summer 2017 Internships
A Google recruiter wrote to us, see email below. They are hiring for internships. If you took a course with us (with good outcome ;-)) we may be able to help you get a foot in the door. For this, please talk to Prof. Riehle before applying. Google is hiring: We are currently accepting applications […]
Read more about Google is Hiring for Summer 2017 Internships
27OCT 2016
6 Partners
Software Engineering Camp on November 18-20th at Methodpark (in German)
Our fellow co-teachers at Methodpark in collaboration with the OpenBIT Foundation are holding an unconference on Nov 18-20 about software engineering. Find more information at https://openbit.eu/unkonferenzen/swe-camp2016/.
Read more about Software Engineering Camp on November 18-20th at Methodpark (in German)