Elmar and I presented at TUM today how to write a great master’s thesis.
The slides are available here.
If you have feedback, still open questions, or your own experiences that you would like to share with us, we are happy to hear from you (in the comments or via mail)!
Elmar and I presented at TUM today how to do a guided research.
The slides are available here.
This was our first talk about guided researches, so if you have feedback or still open questions, we are happy to hear from you (in the comments or via mail)!
This post is from Roman Haas (he was advised by Elmar in his Bachelor’s Thesis).
It focuses on more or less typical problems that appeared to him and his friends during our theses and how to avoid them. They are described by anti-patterns, i.e. there is always a description of a problem and a possible solution for it. The problems are sorted by the moment when you should pay attention to them: the first ones may appear at the beginning of your work, the latter ones appear during your work or at the end.
Continue reading “Avoiding Typical Pitfalls (not only) at TUM”
This post is from Roman Haas (he was advised by Elmar in his Bachelor’s Thesis).
I presented my paper about “Deriving Extract Method Refactoring Suggestions for Long Methods” which I extracted from my bachelor’s thesis as part of the Software Quality Days 2016 conference. This post describes how I ended up at the Software Quality Days, how I prepared my presentation, what I didn’t know about conferences so far, and what I want to do differently in my next presentation.
Continue reading “From Thesis to Paper: My First Publication on a Scientific Conference”
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