The new semester is coming up and we’re looking for new members. If you want to know who we are and what we’re doing, visit us on Thursday the 2018-10-18 at 18 pm in 242 in (2. floor in the FIM) and meet us while having pizza and beer!
The “Tools for your SEP” is a series of talks for Bachelor students
Setting up Continous Integration for a project can be quick and easy. Using a Java project with Maven, Jenkins and GitLab as an example, Thomas wants to show us how they ensure code quality at ONE LOGIC.
Finally, we have another Weekend of Code. For this, we will lock ourselves into the CIP pool for a whole weekend in order to implement a project on our own or in small groups. The only premise is that no code shall exist before the weekend!
Together with the student fire department we will again host a egg-drop-contest during the festivities for the 40th anniversary of the university.
Professor Lengauer will visit us for a Professors personally and together we will look back on his long career in academia and as a professor.
Working with git has many pitfalls, it is easy to get the local repository to a state that is hard to recover from. And even if everything works as planned, it is not always easy to integrate git into your workflow. This talk will answer those, and other questions based on concrete examples. There will be a short introduction for everyone who has no experience with git in the beginning.
We will get a introduction into the world of crypto currencies likes Bitcoin, what technologies they are build on and what else these ideas can be used for.
This talk wants to show us what an interesting programming language C++ is. Digging into some features will surprise with some strange and unexpected functionality. From beginners to more advanced C++ programmers, everyone will learn new things about this language
We have organized another JRobots, where you can show your programming skills at controlling
