Chair for Applied Software Engineering, TUM is now Eclipse Foundation Associate Member
We are pleased to announce that now we are a full member of the Eclipse Associate Member and Eclipse Membership At Large communities. This is a significant undertaking on our behalf to participate in, and show support for, the Eclipse ecosystem. This will further strengthen our involvement with the community, and help us work closely to provide cutting edge technological solutions based on the latest research findings. To find more about our product offering, please visit our membership page. If you are a student interested to learn, and get involved in eclipse technology, join eclipse plugin development lab-course offered every semester by us. To get an insight on what all cool things we do within the lab-course check out the results from the last semester at: Eclipse Plugin Development Lab Course SS'12. |
Mission Statement
Developing and managing software is always on the move. Continuously growing complexity and shortened development cycles require high flexibility, new ideas and the courage to challenge traditional approaches. This is what we aim at in our research projects and in our teaching courses.
Together with our industrial and research partners, we develop, evaluate and implement new methods and solutions to support practitioners in dealing with software engineering today's challenges.
Teaching and training of students in topics around software engineering is also our main concern. We offer lectures, seminars and practical courses in real projects and with real customers, following a learning by doing approach. Our students can prepare themselves for professional life, gain much theoretical and practical knowledge and have a lot of fun.
Teaching
Courses: real clients, real projects
"Tell me and I'll forget
Show me and I may remember
Involve me and I'll understand"
(Chinese Proverb)