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28JUN 2011
5.2 Event and Talk Reports
Impressions from Anja Schwarz’s Talk on Requirements Engineering
Today, in PROD, the product management seminar, Anja Schwarz of Sophist GmbH reported about her life as a requirements engineer (including roles, practices, and techniques of requirements engineering). Below, you can find some photo impressions. Thank you, Frau Schwarz, for your presentation!
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26JUN 2011
3.1 Teaching Information
Weekly Links for AMOS and PROD
Supplementary teaching materials from the web: Contracts in agile software development Eclipse Indigo release train announcement A Tale of Requirements Engineering (humor) Enjoy!
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25JUN 2011
2.1 Research Information
Mathematische Modellierung von Open Source
Die Open-Source-Forschungsgruppe an der FAU betreibt empirische Forschung, in der mathematische Modellbildung der untersuchten Phänomene eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Deswegen sind wir auf der Suche nach mathematischer Kompetenz für Bachelor und Master-Arbeiten. Idealerweise mögen Sie auch Open Source :-) oder zumindest die Herausforderung mit grossen relevanten (realen!) Datenmengen zu arbeiten. Die Daten liegen bereits vor.Die Open-Source-Forschungsgruppe an der FAU betreibt empirische Forschung, in der mathematische Modellbildung der untersuchten Phänomene eine wichtige Rolle spielt. Deswegen sind wir auf der Suche nach mathematischer Kompetenz für Bachelor und Master-Arbeiten. Idealerweise mögen Sie auch Open Source :-) oder zumindest die Herausforderung mit grossen relevanten (realen!) Datenmengen zu arbeiten. Die Daten liegen bereits vor.
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22JUN 2011
3 Teaching
New Free Seas Ahoy! Weekly Release
We just released this week’s sprint results of the 2011 AMOS project “Free Seas Ahoy!” – what’s remarkable is a new design making it look very nice. Work, of course, continues on the underlying features. Thanks team, great job!! Three photos appended, check out http://fsahoy.com, the free social network for sailors (work in progress). Here […]
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22JUN 2011
5.2 Event and Talk Reports
Impressions from Michael Kircher’s AMOS Talk on Scaling Agility
Today, Michael Kircher, department manager at Siemens Healtcare, introduced “scaling agility” (read: large-scale distributed Scrum) to the students of the 2011 AMOS Project class. Students were listening and questioning attentively. Some impressions below. Thank you, Michael, for teaching us!
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18JUN 2011
2.5 Project Reports
Open Source Licenses and Community Growth
You may have been reading Matt Aslett’s analysis of the trend to permissive licensing as well Gordon Half’s discussion of this trend. I enjoyed reading them and agree with the overall trend. I don’t quite agree with the predicted downfall of Copyleft licenses, though, and I love the irony of it. Strong copyleft licenses play […]
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