The upcoming Agile Methods and Open Source lab course (AMOS) just got even better with the arrival of a Google TV device shown below. Thank you Google!
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The upcoming Agile Methods and Open Source lab course (AMOS) just got even better with the arrival of a Google TV device shown below. Thank you Google!
The Open Source Research group would like to say thank you to the following sponsors and friends of our research and teaching work:
From a visit to one of our sponsors, just for fun. Enjoy!
Continue reading Two Photos from a Visit to the SUSE Headquarter in Nuremberg Google has been a generous sponsor of the AMOS lab course in the past and just doubled, well, ten-folded down: After a trip I found this boatload of Nexus One phones on my desk. It will be very helpful to students to actually experience and experiment with the phones on campus rather than being (mostly) confined to the Android emulator. Thanks so much, Google!!
Bearingpoint Consulting has teamed up with the Open Source Research group and is providing a survey on the use of open source software in the automotive industry. Bearingpoint is a leading European strategic management consulting firm. Martin Helmreich, one of our graduates, recently started to work at Bearingpoint. You can find the survey on the Bearingpoint website. It is currently open and we hope you will take it! Table of Contents
1. Year-end SummaryThe Open Source Research (OSR) Group was founded in Sept 2009, so it has been 16 months since inception. We hope to be writing a year-end summary every year, available to anyone interested. FAU is the university, CS is the computer science department, “we” is the group, and “I” is Dirk Riehle. Continue reading 2010 Year-End Letter to Stakeholders 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 work like a charm on campus. Thanks, @Google!
The 2010 AMOS Praktikum development team says thank you to Google for sponsoring the Praktikum! If you would like to know more about the AMOS Praktikum (project) please contact Prof. Riehle.
The Bavaria California Technology Center has awared our group some funds to move forward with our “Reengineering Wikitext” project. Below please find a short research project summary (in German). Continue reading Funding for Research Project “Reengineering Wikitext” We are happy to announce that Google is sponsoring the Agile Methods and Open Source Praktikum (PDF) with two Nexus One cell phones. If you are a student, please check out the materials we are making available through StudOn. |
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