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Johannes Link just finished his Test-driven Development classes (both introduction and advanced methods) at FAU, facing an audience of regular students, Ph.D. students, and industry participants.
The class evaluation shows that not only did participants enjoy the the class but are asking for more. Selecting from several similar comments: Continue reading Praise for and Photo Protocol from @JohannesLink’s Class on Test-Driven-Development FAU students love our industry speakers, as class evaluations regularly show. This semester, DATEV eG, stands out. Both talks by Victor Sauermann and Ulf Schubert received a lot of praise verbally, and we also received it again in the class evaluations. Picking from a number of similar comments, here is what one student wrote:
Very German :-) and to the point. You can learn more about DATEV eG at CeBIT and about Herrn Schubert on his blog. Johannes Link’s course on test-driven development (TDD) is well underway at FAU. He finished the introductory part last week to a full class. Please find some photo impressions below. Thanks, Johannes, for teaching us!
We found ourselves conducting business at Nuremberg’s new Coworking space on Jakobsplatz second time within a week, so we figured it would be good to point out how quickly this has become a hotbed of innovation and interesting people. Today, we ran into (well, worked with) the dynamic duo of the Eclipse Foundation, Mike and Ralph, a few days ago we talked to hot new startup OwnCloud, an outgrowth of Nuremberg’s own SUSE, we witnessed the birth of a new entrepreneuer, founding her venture today, and generally enjoyed the creative (and colorful) atmosphere. Please find some photo impressions below.
Continue reading Open Source Research at Coworking Nuremberg TeachingResearch: Engineering ToolsResearch: Engineering ProcessesResearch: Business ModelsPolicy ImplicationsToday, Victor Sauermann of DATEV eG lectured on the role and responsibilities of a software architect. Herr Sauermann is a lead architect at DATEV eG, the largest German provider of tax and accounting software. The class, our architecture seminar, was well attended and we listened and discussed intently. Below, please find some photo impressions. Thank you, Victor, for teaching us!
Today, Ulf Schubert, leader of DATEV’s User Experience Design group, lectured about, well, User Experience Design (UXD). Below, please find some photo impressions. Thank you, Ulf, for teaching us! And we are hoping for more UXD teaching!
Continue reading Impressions from @ulfschubert’s Talk on User Experience Design Today, Angelika C. Bullinger and Uta Renken lectured in Nailing your Thesis (NYT), our research lab course. They presented a recent research paper of theirs; topically fitting, it was on social research networks and collaboration between scientists. The initial presentation was followed by an in-depth discussion of research method and results as well as the research and paper writing process. Please find some photo impressions below. Thank you, Frau Bullinger and Renken, for teaching us!
Today, Wolfgang Keller of Object Architects lectured in ARCH on Enterprise Architecture Management. Below, please find some photo impressions as well as some tweets. Thank you, Wolfgang, for teaching us!
Continue reading Impressions from @WolfgangKeller’s Talk on Enterprise Architecture Management The Open Source Research Group is looking back on a second successful year at the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU). Overview
1. ResearchIn our open source software engineering research, empirical work is farthest ahead, with interesting results: For example, by analyzing developer work rhythms we were able to show that most open source is being developed weekdays, 9-5, on company time. No surprise, you might say, but someone had to prove it. In the same vein, we have been empirically analyzing open source programming behavior, with more interesting results on how to improve tools to be published next year. Continue reading Letter to Stakeholders (Year-End 2011) |
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