Evaluation of the .NET-lecture

Hello everybody,

as I wrote in this post, I held a lecture on modern programming concepts using the example of .NET. I have organized the practical courses for a freshman lecture but this has been the first time fully in charge of a lecture. At the end of each semester, our faculty conducts an evaluation of all its lectures and practical courses and today I got my results.

I'd like to share them with you and I must say that I'm overwhelmed and very happy to receive this kind of feedback! With a quality index of 100 it simply can't get any better!

So this goes out to all of my students: Thank you for your collaboration and for making this lecture such a success!

Link: Lecture evaluation (german)

K!     

The .NET Multicore Group to offer a lecture on modern development concepts

For many years, our chair offers several lectures on software design, design patterns and modern programming concepts. The base lectures for freshman students all base on Java because this has become a common standard across different software engineering chairs here in the faculty for Informatics and Computer Science.

For students majoring in software engineering we also offer .NET where we teach modern concepts of programming environments. This semester, I will offer this lecture, enriching the existing material with results from our research and practical courses.

Apart from theoretical aspects like the CLR, CTS or MSIL, I'd like to support a profound knowledge about these conepts via practical courses. If you want, take at look at our material. I'll publish all lecture slides and courses on the lecture site.

Greetings,
K!