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Online Evaluation

Written on 11.01.23 by Kallistos Weis

Hey, 

 

To assess our current quality and improve the quality for future seminars, we are offering an online evaluation that takes about 5-10 minutes. 

Because of the low number of participants, we would be really glad if every participant would take the time to provide us some feedback… Read more

Hey, 

 

To assess our current quality and improve the quality for future seminars, we are offering an online evaluation that takes about 5-10 minutes. 

Because of the low number of participants, we would be really glad if every participant would take the time to provide us some feedback by participating in the evaluation. 

 

We would be really grateful if we could get not only feedback on our seminar, but also more detailed comments. 

You can find the link to the evaluation on your personal status page. 

 

The evaluation link is valid from now until 02.02.2023. 

Thank you in advance! 

PS: Please note that we meant SR 2.06 in the E1 1 building in the previous announcement. 

Reminder: Talk by Clemens Dubslaff on 26th of January and Submission Deadline tomorrow

Written on 11.01.23 (last change on 11.01.23) by Kallistos Weis

Dear students, 

Happy new year! 
This is a gentle reminder to the upcoming submission deadline on Thursday, 12.01.2023. 
Please submit the research questions and the topic of your thesis tomorrow
Your supervisor will then provide you some feedback to the submission. 

In addition, we want to… Read more

Dear students, 

Happy new year! 
This is a gentle reminder to the upcoming submission deadline on Thursday, 12.01.2023. 
Please submit the research questions and the topic of your thesis tomorrow
Your supervisor will then provide you some feedback to the submission. 

In addition, we want to remind you of the talk by Clemens Dubslaff on Thursday, 26.01.2023 at 12:15 PM on site in SR 2.06 in the E1 1 building.

Information for your Presentation

Written on 30.11.22 by Kallistos Weis

Dear students,

 

In the following, we provide some additional information regarding your presentation:

As all other presentations, the presentations take place in the SR 2.06 in the E1 1 building.

Please upload the final slides in the CMS until 11 AM (one hour before the presentations) to… Read more

Dear students,

 

In the following, we provide some additional information regarding your presentation:

As all other presentations, the presentations take place in the SR 2.06 in the E1 1 building.

Please upload the final slides in the CMS until 11 AM (one hour before the presentations) to use only one single laptop and reduce switch time between each presentation.

The projector is capable of displaying slides in the aspect ratio of 16:9 (4:3 also works).
We will provide also a presenter.

 

At the day of your presentation, you have to submit your final presentation as PDF in the CMS. Please do this already in the morning

LSF Registration Deadline

Written on 23.11.22 by Kallistos Weis

Dear students,

 

just a short reminder that the deadline for the registration in the lsf is tomorrow, if you are not registered yet you have time until tomorrow evening.

Additionally, the first submission is open until this Sunday evening, remember to upload your submission until then.

 

Understanding of Configurable Software Systems

Most recent software systems offer the end-user many knobs to personalize the software system. The sheer size of different configurations that arise from combining different knobs leads often to unforeseen behavior of the software system. Even understanding the impact of changing a single knob on the behavior, e.g., runtime, reliability, or robustness, of the system imposes a major challenge.

In this seminar, we address and discuss possible solutions and trade-offs, theoretically, by addressing the state of the art in research regarding black-box, white-box, and causal analyses.

In this seminar, each participant has to perform a literature search and present the state-of-the-art in research on configurable software systems.
Subsequently, the topic and the results of the literature search have to be incorporated into a presentation and a written thesis.
To aid the literature search and the presentation, this seminar includes multiple preparatory sessions at the beginning of the semester.

 

Registration

Registration for the seminar is mandatory. To distribute students among the available seminars offered by the computer science department, you have to select your preferences for a seminar or a proseminar on the central registration platform for seminars and will be automatically assigned to a seminar according to your preferences.

If you are assigned to this seminar, for organizational reasons, you have to sign up both in the course registration form that will be given above and in the LSF (seminar, proseminar). Deadlines for the LSF (HISPOS) registration will be posted in the LSF (HISPOS) portal. Registration is possible up to three weeks after the topic assignment / kick-off.

In this seminar, each participant has to perform a literature search and propose an experiment for the given topic.
Subsequently, the topic and the results of the literature search have to be incorporated into a presentation and a written thesis.
To aid the literature search, the experiment proposal, and the presentation, this seminar includes multiple preparatory sessions at the beginning of the semester.
All sessions will take place on-site at the university (under the caveat that the pandemic situation admits in-person sessions) on Thursdays 12:15 PM - 2:00 PM.
Participation to all sessions is mandatory.
 
The topic assignment will take place on Thursday November 03, at 12:15 PM. Further information will be provided via e-mail after registration.
 

Literature

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