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As a reminder: Despite UnivIS currently telling you otherwise, we welcome students of computer science, IIS, and many other degree programs to our courses.

Many students use UnivIS to design their schedules for a semester. Currently, UnivIS has a glitch: It claims under "Verwendbarkeit des Moduls" (applicability of modul) that ADAP and PROD cannot be taken by computer scientists. This is of course wrong: Computer scientists are welcome and one of the main target groups of our lectures.

Tom Siegel, an old friend, writes to me: We’d like to ask for your help to get the word out about a special program opportunity that could be of great interest for students from your department/university. Fishbowl-Challenge is a global Entrepreneurship competition for students interested in wor...

Abstract: Continuous deployment can reduce the time from a source code change to a newly deployed application significantly. Increased innovation speed can make all the difference in a competitive market situation. However, deploying at high frequency requires high speeds of discovering bugs in the...

Abstract:   Microservices are an architectural style in which each service typically provides the complete stack of functions from a user or application programming interface through a domain model all the way to storage for that model. As a consequence, querying conjunct data from differe...

Abstract: Interview analysis is a technique employed in qualitative research. Researchers annotate (code) interview transcriptions, often with the help of Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). The tools available today largely replicate the manual process of annotation. In t...

Abstract: Companies usually don’t share the source code for the software they develop. While this approach is justified in software that constitutes differentiating intellectual property, proprietary development can lead to redundant development and other opportunity costs. In response, companies ar...

Abstract: When companies opt to open source their software, they may choose to offer the project to an open source foundation. Donating the software to an open source foundation offers a number of advantages, such as access to the foundation’s existing tools and project management. However, in donat...