Practical Course: Agile Project Management WS22/23
Course Description
This onsite course offers the possibility to gain profound experience in agile project management. Participants supervise a real project by coaching an international team of students in the iPraktikum and/or take on additional management task like modeling, release management or code quality. Coaches meet regurlarly to discuss the current status, problems and future tasks with the program management.
Goals
- Coaching and motivation of an agile project team
- Hands-on experience in project management
- Real world application of agile methods (Scrum)
- Handling of challenges in projects and with team members
At a glance
- Credits: 10 ECTS (Practical Course)
- Possible module numbers: IN0014, IN2107, IN0012, IN2106, IN2175, IN4554
- Participants: 8 - 10 students
- Info Meeting: Monday, July 18 at 2.30 pm over Zoom (Passcode: 685456); Slides
Related Courses
Prerequisites
- Participating students have already taken part in a project at the chair of Prof. Bruegge (either as developer or as coach)
- Participating students are familiar with the concepts of agile software engineering (e.g. Scrum)
- Participating students have several years of experience in at least one object-oriented programming language and have implemented iOS apps before
- Participating students have excellent communication skills in English
- Knowledge in the development of mobile applications (in particular iOS), in the field of usability engineering or in project management is beneficial
Schedule
see iPraktikum
Application
- Attend the info meeting: Monday, July 18 at 2.30 pm over Zoom (Passcode: 685456); Slides
- Fill out the application form below by July 22.
- We invite you to a short personal interview on July 25. You get a notice via eMail.
- After we have accepted you (via a confirmation mail), prioritize the Practical Course Agile Project Management in the matching system of the faculty until July 27.
Contact
Please send an email to ios (at) in.tum.de and do not contact us individually.
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Philipp Zagar |
Christoph Weinhuber |