We offer a generic 10 ECTS project course, commonly called the applied software engineering project.
This generic project module is different from our specialized project courses like AMOS, which have predefined content. In a generic project, you perform an individual project with us (rather than take part in a canned class).
The topic of a project needs to be individually agreed upon between you and us. The best approach is to read up on our research or browse final thesis topics, and then come with suggestions or describe your interest in a topic to us. We may offer these topics but usually forget about that folder.
Sometimes we also offer a one-off project topic to larger groups of students.
If you are interested to do something larger, we can combine the 5 ECTS seminar course with our 10 ECTS project course and a final thesis.
You can come as a single person or as a team. Topics are open and negotiable (but we need to like them).
To initiate contact, please send email to Prof. Riehle or to the wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiter:in you are interested in working with. If you haven’t talked to us beforehand, please add a short description of your interests. If you are unsure about our research, just participate in an existing class or audit the project presentation session, in which we advertise our research to students.
Module descriptions (incomplete)
See Campo for the ground truth. Here some recent copies.
AI: Applied Software Engineering Project for AI (ASEP), exam id = 32421
INF / CS Master Applied Software Engineering Project (PROJ), exam id = 31421
INF / CS Bachelor Angewandtes Software Engineering Praktikum (PRAK) exam id = 31421