Google, Wikipedia, Flickr, and now you

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What have Google, Wikipedia, Flickr and Facebook in common? Right - each of these web services is a success story. But did you know that every other was developed by students at universities?

I-Teams offers you the unique opportunity to develop a databased web 2.0 application. Besides the technical aspects (like J2EE, AJAX, PHP, Spring, Hibernate,...), the course focuses on project organization and strategic management.

Why should I participate? Because this project will be a success allowing you to quit your part time job.

What are we looking for? Students with various talents from different backgrounds, e.g.

• software developers
• intended project leaders
• strategists
• marketing experts
• domain experts (internet law, medicine,... )
• analysts ;-)

Prerequisites and target audience

Prerequisites: Interest in project and team work, ability to communicate

Target audience: Students in the main study period (computer science, CE, Wirtschaftsinformatik, any other students with computer experience,...)

Further information

Time: winter term

Language: German/English

Hours per week (SWS): 4

Credits (ECTS): 8

Examination: (un)graded Schein

Contact: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Lindner, Florian Irmert

Attention

Application required at: www.i-teams.de.