Applied Software Engineering

Research Group Team — Doctoral Seminar November 2022

Mission Statement

Developing and managing software is always on the move. Continuously growing complexity and shortened development cycles require flexibility, new ideas and courage to challenge traditional approaches. This is what we aim in research and teaching.

Together with industrial and research partners, we develop, evaluate and implement new methods and solutions to deal with today’s challenges.

Teaching is our main concern. Following learning by doing, we offer lectures, seminars and practical courses with real projects and customers. Students prepare for their professional life, gain theoretical and practical knowledge and have fun.

Latest News and Events from Applied Software Engineering

New conference paper: "Balancing between Creativity and Efficiency in Software Engineering Project Courses"
22 Feb 2023 • Jan Philip Bernius

The paper titled “Balancing between Creativity and Efficiency in Software Engineering Project Courses” by Ruoqing (Sunny) Wang, Snezhina Milusheva, and Stephan Krusche was presented at the 29th Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference in December. The proceedings are now published on IEEE Xplore. You can already read the preprint here. "Balancing between Creativity and Efficiency in Software Engineering Project Courses" by Ruoqing Wang, Snezhina Milusheva, and Stephan Krusche Abstract—Practical software engineering courses incorporate industrial clients to present a more realistic environment for the students.

New conference paper: "Integrating Competency-Based Education in Interactive Learning Systems"
14 Feb 2023 • Jan Philip Bernius

The paper titled “Integrating Competency-Based Education in Interactive Learning Systems” by Maximilian Sölch, Moritz Aberle, and Stephan Krusche was accepted for this years International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge. You can already read the preprint here. "Integrating Competency-Based Education in Interactive Learning Systems" by Maximilian Sölch, Moritz Aberle, and Stephan Krusche Abstract—Artemis is an interactive learning system that organizes courses, hosts lecture content and interactive exercises, conducts exams, and creates automatic assessments with individual feedback.

Ferienakademie 2023
12 Feb 2023 • Stephan Krusche

Prof. Bernd Brügge and Prof. Stephan Krusche with Jochen Nickles and Markus Sauer from Siemens and will organize the course 2 Self-organizing Industrial Cyberphysical Systems in the Ferienakademie in September 2023 in Sarntal, Italy. This is a great opportunity to improve your programming and software engineering skills when working on innovative solutions for the future, work in a motivated team and have a lot of fun while making connections to relevant industry partners.

Recap: iPraktikum Client Acceptance Test
10 Feb 2023 • Philipp Zagar

Yesterday, all eight projects in the iPraktikum presented their final product in the Client Acceptance Test! The teams gave a ten minute presentation about their system’s main features as well as the increments achieved since the Design Review. Magic show by Serapion (Prof. Bernd Brügge) assisted by Dr. Jan Philip Bernius. Afterward, the students were able to get individual feedback from the customers during a networking buffet. Congratulations to all our amazing students!

iPraktikum: Client Acceptance Test
9 Feb 2023 • Matthias Linhuber

Here we go! Our Professor Stephan Krusche just kicked off the Client Acceptance Test of the iPraktikum 22/23! Can’t wait to see what our students came up with!

News and events overview

Applied Software Engineering


Prof. Dr. Stephan Krusche

Informatics 1 – Chair of Distributed Systems & Operating Systems
School of Computation, Information, and Technology
Technical University of Munich

Boltzmannstraße 3
85748 Garching b. München

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