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19OCT 2010
3 Teaching
2010 PSWT Lehre // 2010 PSWT Curriculum
Update (2011-12-16): This post is getting out-of-date. Please use the courses category on this blog. The Open Source Research group teaches as part of the Praktische Softwaretechnik (applied software engineering) research and teaching alliance. Please find below our teaching plans for WS 2010 onward or review the overview PDF (content equivalent). A separate spreadsheet shows in […]
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09OCT 2010
3.1 Teaching Information
AMOS Projekt Kurz-Konzept, studentische Unternehmer gesucht
Die Open Source Research (OSR) Group [1] der Informatik der Uni Erlangen-Nürnberg entwickelt Software in Studentenprojekten/-praktika mit einem Auge auf kommerzielle Verwertbarkeit. In diesem Kontext suchen wir nach unternehmerisch gesinnten Studenten zur Erweiterung oder Mitführung unserer Teams. Die Ausgründung ist jeweils geplant.
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28SEP 2010
5.2 Event and Talk Reports
Ferienakademie 2010, Serious Games Course
A glimpse from the “serious games” course of the 2010 Ferienakademie: It is 21:40 Uhr (9:40pm) and Project Central is brimming. Left with new requirements from the the customer, we are working on a new design.
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22SEP 2010
5.2 Event and Talk Reports
Game Design at Ferienakademie 2010
Prof. Riehle is currently at the Ferienakademie 2010, teaching “serious game” design together with Prof. Bruegge of TU Munich and Prof. Siewiorek of CMU’s Entertainment Technology Center. Below please find our coverage of Dan’s talks.
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07SEP 2010
2 Research
More Smart Phones for AMOS Project
After Prof. Riehle paid a visit to the Googleplex in Mountain View, the Android and Educational Outreach folks at Google got so excited about the AMOS Project that they donated two more smart phones on the spot. These are Motorola Droids, see below. These are not GSM phones, however, they have WiFi capability and should […]
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27AUG 2010
3.1 Teaching Information
AMOS Project Concept Summary
The AMOS project is the flagship class taught by the Open Source Research group. It is a combined lecture + programming course in which students learn about and experience an agile software engineering process. It combines agile methods (Scrum, XP) with open source practices while aiming to deliver real software that fills a real need […]
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