In the iOS Praktikum 2012, more than 80 students developed iOS applications in real projects with 11 real companies.

Find out more at the project page.

The chair offers a new Master Praktikum Framework Design for iOS in the upcoming winter semester 2012/13. Participating students shall be familiar with Objective-C and iOS development. Students can apply for the Praktikum on the course website.

The Seminar Games Development with iOS will be offered again in the winter term 2012 / 2013. Interested students can apply for it by filling out the application form on the course page.

Our paper "How Do Industry Developers Comprehend Software?" received the ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper Award at ICSE 2012. Please visit our talk at ICSE or contact Tobias Roehm or Walid Maalej if you are interested.

The iOS Praktikum 2012 with more than 100 students will start with the Kickoff on 19th of April at HS1.

The seminar starts at Monday, 2nd of April, 9:00 am. Students first learn in interactive presentations how to develop games for iPhone or iPads.

The Joint Advanced Student School (JASS) in St. Petersburg (Russia) took place from 18th to 24th of March 2012 in cooperation between St. Petersburg Academic University and Technische Universität München (TUM).

During Herbstuniversität eleven female pupils from 10th grade upwards developed a Quiz Game for the iPad. Herbstuniversität is a program of TUM with the goal to raise interest for natural sciences in female pupils.

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The objective of this course was the development of applications that experiment with modern user interface requirements. Students got to know background, tools and methods required to develop applications for the iOS.

In addition to software engineering concepts like object oriented analysis, design and realization of GUI based applications participants learned the key concepts of usability engineering.

For this course, real industrial partners provided their problem statements. Students got real team and project experience while actually using real data and working tightly together with the client.

In short: Students developed a real iOS application under real world conditions, including a real deadline.