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Lectures & Courses: SS 2010

Real Data and Real Programs

Part of the lecture: Evaluate Programs by Looking at the Program

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Hasso Plattner

Date:14.09.2010
Duration:00:14:45
Language:en

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The focus of this lecture lies in and around enterprise applications.
* Design:
* Complexity and characteristics of enterprise applications
* Column-oriented, in-memory databases and compression
* Trends in hardware
* Parallel programming
* Deployment options
* Maintenance of software and interface compatibility

After the lecture the students should be able to see and discuss emerging trends of software engineering and data management in the context of business applications.
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Design Thinking

Design Thinking ist eine Methode zum Lösen komplexer Probleme und zur Entwicklung innovativer Ideen. Geprägt von den Professoren der kalifornischen Stanford University David Kelley (Industriedesign), Terry Winograd (Informatik) und Larry Leifer (Maschinenbau) basiert das Konzept auf der Überzeugung, dass herausragende Innovationen entstehen, wenn sich interdisziplinäre Gruppen zusammenschließen und ausgehend von der richtigen Fragestellung sowie erkannten Bedürfnissen und Motivationen von Nutzern in einem iterativen, anwendungsorientierten Prozess Konzepte entwickeln, testen und umsetzen. {Quelle: Wikipedia}

HPI School of Design Thinking

Innovative Ideen sind der Rohstoff für den Wettbewerbsvorsprung von morgen. Zur Förderung einer besonderen Innovationskultur bietet das Hasso-Plattner-Institut seit 2007 die in Deutschland einmalige akademische Zusatzausbildung Design Thinking an. Revolutionär am Design Thinking-Ansatz ist, dass in kleinen multidisziplinären Teams innovative Lösungen für alle Lebensbereiche entwickelt werden. Die HPI School of Design Thinking in Potsdam ist europaweit die erste Innovationsschule, die sich am Vorbild der berühmten d.school der Stanford Universität (Kalifornien) orientiert. {Quelle: HPI}

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