Kanban-Pizza Game

Unser Sponsor msgGillardon war am 28. Mai mit einem Workshop zu Kanban-Systemen bei uns zu Gast. Bei agilen Entwicklungsmethoden wird auch besonders auf Effizienz geachtet werden, sodass keine Ressource ungenutzt bleibt. Es wird also nur beim Vorgänger im Produktionsfluss angefragt, wenn eine Nachfrage besteht. Dies wird im Prinzip auch bei Scrum eingesetzt. Erst wenn ein Team seine Aufgaben in einem Sprint erledigt hat, bekommen sie Neue. Der Scrum Master ist in diesem Fall der Kanban-Regelungskreis und regelt die Arbeitslast zwischen Team und Product Owner.

Looking back to the Eggdrop Contest 2015

This year, again as part of the Campusfest, our 6. Eggdrop Contest recently took place. Despite of rainy weather in the afternoon of May 23 14 teams took the challenge of constructing a device called “Eggdropper” to protect a raw egg from breaking while falling from a height of 20 meters onto the ground. To lift the Eggdroppers into the air a turntable ladder was used which was provided by the volunteer fire department of Passau which also allowed the participants to enjoy the view of Passau from above.

Moderne Software für Endkunden entwickeln

Am 11. Mai 2015 hielt Alexander Hofmann, technischer Geschäftsführer der Firma MaibornWolff GmbH, bei uns einen Vortrag zum Thema “Moderne Software für Endkunden bauen” Die Geschäftsbereiche von MaibornWolff umfassen IT-Beratung und Software-Engineering für Kunden wie z.B. Daimler, BMW, DB und DLR. Ein großes Augenmerk liegt dabei auf Forschung & Entwicklung. 6% des Umsatzes fließen in diesen Bereich. Die Methoden und Tools, die dabei entwickelt werden, stellt MaibornWolff für jeden frei zur Verfügung Maibornwolff Plaza.

Android

On the 30th of April, a talk on Android App Development was held by Marco and Nico who are both members of our Student Branch Passau. There were about 30 attendees present, showing that the Android framework seems to be something a lot of students are interested in. Firstly, the two speakers presented general information about Android such as the Android versions and in which ways it is tailored to different devices.

IEEE Advent calendar 2014 retrospect

With our prize giving ceremony at the 26.01.2015 the advent calendar 2014 has completed. Thanks to all participants and we congratulate the winners alefu, 3_of_8, conan_the_librarian, Frodewin, ChiliconCarne and Mat2095! This year we had 91 registered participants and a total of 2,309 submissions. The outcome of this were 8,505 test cases our backend had to manage. You will find an archive with all of these 24 tasks and the slides from the final presentation at the end of this report.

Single Page Applications with AngularJS

On 2015-01-15 our members Max and Sibi showed the JavaScript framework “AngularJS” to us. It’s a framework to create so called Single Page Applications, developed by Google and a huge community. Using simple examples of how the framework could be used, they showed us how to use AngularJS (the slides are available on Github). Only view additions to the normal HTML code are needed to create some awesome dynamic effects.

IEEE Advent calendar

IEEE SB Passau offers this Christmas season an Advent calendar again. Every day take a new chance to open a window of our calendar and solve the problem behind it. If you have completed all tasks successfully and have passed the test cases, a Raspberry Pi B+ may be waiting for you. Go to advent.ieee-passau.org

Report of our professors face-to-face with Prof. Schuller

On thursday, november 06th 2014 Professor Dr. Björn Schuller held a talk at an IEEE Professors Personally Event. Professor Schuller has already worked at the University of Passau for quite some time. First, he was the substitute professor of the Chair of Sensor Technology. Since October 1st 2014, he now holds the Chair of Complex Systems Engineering. He started his presentation by giving the audience some details of his career progression up until now.

Report of our professors face-to-face with Prof. Wirth

On Thursday the 23rd of October 2014, professor Dr. Fabian Wirth introduced himself at our professors personally event. First, he gave everyone a detailed insight into his academic and professional career. After conferring his doctorate in Bremen, he set off to Italy, Sweden, Spain, the Netherlands, Australia, and France for several short research trips. After these trips, he worked at the Hamilton Institute in Ireland. One of the research topics was concerned with improving the implementation of TCP to use high-bandwidth links more efficiently (see: https://en.

R8 SYP Congress Krakow

Six members of the SB Passau visited the IEEE Region 8 Student & Young Professional Congress in Krakow from August 5th 2014 till the 10th. riving to the SYP2014Thursday’s schedule was filled with many events: After breakfast, we walked across the big campus to attend the plenary session. Following lunch, the first round of workshops took place. Unfortunately, the schedule was very tight: Therefore, we had to hurry back to the hostel in the evening to quickly get dressed for the gala-dinner.
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