Practical exercises where we were asked to write a code were very interesting
Especially i liked lectures. And i learned more things during this course, not only about this field, also to fight with problems :)
Overall getting to know more about theories behind software construction, the anekdotes of Daniel Speicher. Houssam as a tutor usually managed to explan things well and clarify what we did't understand in the lectures
it was fun doing the exercises. All three lecturerers did their job very good
The practical use of the topics presented is clear and thus it is very motivating. The lectirer and the helpers are very competent, friendly and helpful. Thank you!
lecture hall. graphical presentation of some example
The ranking. The small groups
The exercise competition: ranking the students (anonymously) was very motivating. Exercises were hands on and practical
Lecture about aspectoriented programming. Some Methods for software development
Exercises were the best part of the courses. The discussion method for exercises was really helpful in understanding the subject more
Student assignment competition. very practical topics. Small exercise groups. manageable assignment sheets
1. Aspect (AOSD) 2. MOF Lecture 3. Model Driven Approach
Aspect Oriented. Agile Development. Visualization
New topics in this area

Firstlay, thanks all of you :) And i wish good luck
it's pretty good as it is. Questions 10 and 11 are the moste important ones in my opinion, so prehaps there should be a bit mor space for them
It was very interesting. I'm sorry that the Agile Programming Lab is in the semsester holidays because it's impossible for me to attend it then.
1. Good Outline given on Topics 2. Flexible Timings
I believe that somewhere in exercise problems were focused mainly on JAVA. This could be improved. I was looking forward for Design Patters. But didn't took Place :(  Rest i believe the course is well structured

Prof. Dr. Armin B. Cremers, Daniel Speicher, Jan Patrick Nonnen

Advanced Topics in Software Construction