Seminar : Winter Term 2008 / 2009
News
- Update 23.03.09 : Seminar certificates are available: Students associated with AG Softwaretechnik seminar topics should contact Ms. Stengel, everyone else should contact Ms. Jerkku.
- Update 09.02.09 : Presentation slides available
- Update 04.02.09 : Minor changes in presentation schedule
- Update 12.01.09 : Reviews available
- Update 05.01.09 : Preliminary term papers available
- Update 17.12.08 : Presentation dates fixed
- Update 10.12.08 : Review allocation fixed
- Update 04.11.08 : Term paper examples added
- Update 22.10.08 : New free topics added
- Update 17.10.08 : Room for second stage allocation fixed
- Update 09.10.08 : Topics updated
- Update 08.10.08 : Schedule / topics updated
Content
In winter semester, four working groups in the field of teaching "Software engineering and programming"
host a joint seminar. The goal of the seminar is to give the students the opportunity
to get acquainted with the research fields of these groups.
Schedule and Deadlines
General meetings:
- 27.10.2008 (Monday) 17:00:
Kickoff meeting and second stage topic allocation in room 32-439. A short introduction to each free topic will be given by the assigned supervisor. All students should attend.
Term paper deadlines:
- 24.11.2008 (Monday) 12:00: Deadline: Annotated table of contents
- 05.01.2009 (Monday) 12:00:
Deadline: Preliminary version of term paper
- 12.01.2009 (Monday) 12:00: Deadline: Review of two other term papers
- 26.01.2009 (Monday) 12:00: Deadline: Revised version of term paper
Presentation slides deadlines:
- Preliminary slides: 3 days before the presentation
- Final version of slides: 1 day before the presentation
The presentations will take place at the following dates: 02.02.2009, 06.02.2009 and 09.02.2009.
All of the material marked by has to be sent as PDF files by e-mail before the corresponding deadline to Yannick Welsch. You should also send a copy to your supervisor.
Please also note that all deadlines are hard deadlines.
General Remarks
Successful participation in the seminar requires:
Term paper (preliminary and revised version)
- Approximately ten pages (excluding title page, table of contents, references, figures)
- LNCS Style
Examples
Term papers from the last years:
1 2 3 4 5
(access password-protected, log-in announced per e-mail)
Term paper review
- Each student reviews two term papers
- A review contains
- Summary
- Comments to the author
- Positive and negative aspects
- At least 400 words
- LNCS Style
Presentation
- 30 min. presentation (hard deadline!)
- 10 min. Q & A
- 5 min. comments on presentation style
- At least one question by reviewers of the corresponding term paper
How to fail a seminar ...
- Plagiarism
- Non-observance of deadlines
- Non-observance of compulsory attendance
- Poorly written term paper (e.g. failed scope)
- Bad presentation
- ...
Topics
Bachelor
Master
Submissions and Reviews
Bachelor
Master
Presentations
A zip file containing all the presentations can be found
here.
Bachelor
06.02.2009 (University of Kaiserslautern Room 34/420)
| 13:00 |
Raphael Reitzig |
| 13:45 |
Alexander Kabanov |
| 14:45 |
Alexander Mickel |
| 15:30 |
Jörg Broschart |
09.02.2009 (Fraunhofer IESE Room Z.13.07)
| 10:30 |
Andreas Kaluza |
| 11:15 |
Julian von Wilmsdorff |
| 13:00 |
Dominik Holling |
| 13:45 |
Stephan Kremer |
| 14:45 |
Denis Feth |
| 15:30 |
Christian Kapp |
| 16:15 |
Eugen Fritzler |
Master
02.02.2009 (Fraunhofer IESE Room Z.13.07)
| 09:45 |
Daniel Schneider |
| 10:30 |
Michael Yaco |
| 11:15 |
Johannes Schröder |
| 13:00 |
Kai Bizik |
| 13:45 |
Waleri Husti |
| 14:45 |
Marius Orfgen |
| 15:30 |
Annie Chunhui |
06.02.2009 (University of Kaiserslautern Room 34/420)
| 09:45 |
Hafizul Anwar Bin Raduan |
| 10:30 |
Gvidas Dominauskas |
| 11:15 |
Mohamed Omer |
Contact
If you have any questions concerning our seminar please send an e-mail to
Yannick Welsch.
