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RT @mtze@chaos.social I had the great pleasure to give a Workshop “Container based Software Engineering: The Cloud at your Fingertips” together with Markus Braunbeck from STACKIT at the TUM Campus Heilbronn! It was a great experience - especially at this beautiful new (1/2)

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and am now ready for my next challenge. One last step will be a talk on artemis at the FH Zwickau on March 31st. For the next chapter I will migrate my account to hachyderm.io. Thanks to socrates for being my fediverse home for the last (2/3)

RT @jpbernius@scholar.social Today is my last day at TUMAppliedSE, which also means my last day in #academia. I reflect upon 4.5 successful and fun years. It ended on a high note with the digital publication of my dissertation yesterday. I have learned a lot at tu_muenchen (1/3)

We just released @artemis@chirp.social 6.0.4 bringing exam attendance checks and support for manual configuration of #LTI 1.3 integrations. Release notes for #Artemis 6.0.4: github.com/ls1intum/Artem…

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RT @artemis@chirp.social Welcome to the new Fediverse Group Artemis! This group focuses on the Artemis Learning platform. We will use this group to inform about the development of Artemis (github.com/ls1intum/Artem…) and to discuss topics such as Interactive Learning or (1/2)

Hackathon in a train? Yes, please! Last week the Netlight #ipraktikum team had the opportunity to go on a trip to Copenhagen. The goal was to get a more holistic view of the Netlight consulting company by experiencing their offices in Hamburg and Copenhagen. Thanks to @netlight!

Our students nocked it out of the park in this semesters #iPraktikum Design Review! We can’t wait to see what they will achieve until the final presentations in February! #iostum

Our guest speaker @codePrincess nocked it out of the park today! Thank you for your awesome session on UI/UX! #iosintum #iostum

Many great presentations, lots of discussions and plenty of feedback! Our first doctoral seminar after the pandemic was a full success! A big thank you to all our group members!

Our professor @skrusche just kicked off this years doctoral seminar!

Week 3 in the iPraktikum course wide lectures is all about release and merge management. @PhilippZagar kicks things off with version control Do‘s and Don’ts!

The second course-wide lecture of the #ipraktikum is currently held by @_Mtze!

@_Mtze holding the first course-wide lecture of the #ipraktikum at TUM today!

Last week the #ipraktikum started with the Project Kickoff! All eight customers presented their problem statements to the students and clarified questions in a networking buffet afterward. We're super excited about the semester and the great progress that all teams will achieve.

We‘re rolling again! @skrusche just kicked off this years iPraktikum with 8 great customers and projects! Can’t wait to see what the students come up with! #iostum

In the past five days, @TUMAppliedSE organized the #iostum #swiftlang Intro Course for the #ipraktikum with around 70 students. Our amazing tutors worked really hard to make sure that all students were able to follow us on our Swift journey. #ipraktikum #ios #swiftlang #swiftui

The journal pre-prof of my article “Machine Learning Based Feedback on Textual Student Answers in Large Courses” with @skrusche and @bb_mountainlion is now available #OpenAccess on ScienceDirect: doi.org/10.1016/j.caea…