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19JUN 2016
3 Teaching
Teaching Projects as Shared Projects
A significant part of our teaching consists of project work, in which student teams work together to achieve a project goal. For these teaching projects (Lehrprojekte), we require that all project participants (students, university, possibly external partners) share in the results so that everyone can make use of them once the project has finished. However, […]
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19JUN 2016
3 Teaching
Final Theses as Contributions to Research Projects
Students often write their final thesis (Bachelor or Master thesis) within the context of a research project at the professorship. This makes a lot of sense: The project is likely to be leading edge and of supported by a Mitarbeiter or the Professor. Hence the project is interesting and students are likely to get good […]
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16JUN 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Tree-based Edit Analysis of Wiki Articles
Abstract: With the aim to improve editing support, this thesis examines frequent patterns in the English Wikipedia’s edit history. These patterns are assumed to resemble edit transformations Wikipedia authors had in mind when changing Wikipedia articles and might be of interest to facilitate text refactorings. The transformations are expected to have a complex structure with multiple […]
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14JUN 2016
5 Events and Talks
Full House for Peter Ganten, CEO of Univention, talking about Open Source Distributors
Today, in FLOSS our course on open source, Peter Ganten talked about the open source distributor business model. Peter is the founding CEO of Univention, a Bremen-based provider the Univention Corporate Server, a Linux distribution. Thank you, Peter, for teaching us about open source business models!
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13JUN 2016
9 General
Das Uni1 Projektkonzept (2016)
Abstract: Dieses Projektkonzept schildert, wie Hochschulen mit Unternehmen Projekte mit Studierenden zu beidseitigem Gewinn durchführen können. Unternehmen profitieren durch Recruiting, Outsourcing und Innovation („ROI“), welche sich durch die Projekte ergeben. Hochschulen gewinnen neue Partner, verdienen an den Projekten und bieten attraktivere Lehre. Keywords: Industrie-Hochschul-Kooperation, Forschungstransfer, Geschäftsmodell Reference: Dirk Riehle. “Das Uni1 Projektkonzept (2016).” Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, […]Abstract: Dieses Projektkonzept schildert, wie Hochschulen mit Unternehmen Projekte mit Studierenden zu beidseitigem Gewinn durchführen können. Unternehmen profitieren durch Recruiting, Outsourcing und Innovation („ROI“), welche sich durch die Projekte ergeben. Hochschulen gewinnen neue Partner, verdienen an den Projekten und bieten attraktivere Lehre. Keywords: Industrie-Hochschul-Kooperation, Forschungstransfer, Geschäftsmodell Reference: Dirk Riehle. “Das Uni1 Projektkonzept (2016).” Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, […]
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13JUN 2016
5 Events and Talks
Upcoming Industry Talk on Univention & Business Model by Peter Ganten of Univention (Founder & CEO), Open Source Business Alliance (Chairman)
We will host an industry talk on “Univention & Business Model” in FLOSS, our open source course. The talk is free and open to the public (and will be held online in this case). by: Peter Ganten of Univention (Founder & CEO), Open Source Business Alliance (Chairman) about: Univention & Business Model on: June 14th, […]
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