• Dozent: Prof. Dr. h.c. Hasso Plattner (Enterprise Platform and Integration Concepts),
  Dr. Michael Perscheid
• Teaching Team: Dr. Ralf Teusner, Keven Richly, Martin Boissier, Christoph Matthies, Marcel Weisgut,  Thomas Bodner
• 6 ECTS (graded) - 4 Semesterwochenstunden (SWS) 
• Enrollment period: 01 Apr 2021 until 28 Apr 2021
• First meeting: 15 Apr 2021, 15:15 - 16:45, via Zoom (see Link below)
• Block week: 20 - 23 Sept 2021, (CW 38) 
• Specialization areas: see full list here
• Zoom Credentials will be sent via mail.

The lecture is an ongoing development of the previous and successful "Trends and Concepts in the Software Industry I" course and focuses even stronger on interactive discussions, latest technology trends, and learning by example from industry leaders. 

The first parts of the lecture will be conducted in a flipped classroom setting, meaning that participants have to prepare parts of the content beforehand, which will allow for more dynamic discussions about vital parts of the introduced technologies and additional hands-on sessions. 

The second part is the block week, where we will have several guided discussions and controversial questions with the aim of reflecting the content and increase your ability to judge current trends and concepts with a focus on in-memory database management, cloud-native development and latest technologies. Additional external presentations will complement the block week. 

After the lecture, you should be able to discuss and judge emerging technology trends in the context of enterprise applications and better understand companies' challenges and solutions when adopting to them. 

• Introduction Session 15.04., 15:15-16:45
• Group Assignment: 28.04.
• Block lecture: 20 - 23 Sept 2021 (CW 38)  in Lecture Hall 3 (hybrid format)
• Exam: tba in V2.16

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Slides

• Introduction

Further Reading

• openHPI Course In-Memory Data Management

• Book "A Course in In-Memory Data Management" (will be provided to enrolled students)

• Book "The In-Memory Revolution: How SAP HANA Enables Business of the Future"

• Book "Cloud Native Transformation: Practical Patterns for Innovation"

• Book "Cloud Native: Using Containers, Functions, and Data to Build Next-Generation Applications"

• Additional papers and books to be announced

During the block week, the teams present the findings from their group work phases.

• The presentations are planned for  30 minutes plus a following Q&A session.

Concerning possible content:

• Presentations should include an overview of the project and its goals, and provide motivation, background and rationale for the performed work.
• The obtained results should be presented as well as the steps that were necessary to get there.
• We are happy to learn about the approaches that worked well and those that did not and to gain an insight into the project work process.
• If possible, (live) demonstrations of the developed approaches and solutions are highly encouraged.
• To enable a lively discussion after the presentation, we would be happy if presentations ended with thought-provoking questions or (future work) topics to be debated.

Final grade consists of

• Preparation quiz (mandatory)
• Group work, presentation, and participation during the block week (40%)
• Oral exam (60%)

Dr. Michael Perscheid, Dr. Ralf Teusner