Contact
- Florian Simon Ege
- Studienkommission Informatik /
Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages - Ulm University
- D-89069 Ulm
| Room: | O27-4102 |
| Phone: | +49-731-50-24280 |
| E-Mail: | florian.ege (at) uni-ulm.de |
Dipl.-Inf. Florian Ege
Research Interests
- Methods for software documentation and knowledge management (Literate Programming, hypertext technologies, ...)
- Paradigms and principles for designing systems (abstractions and composability, mechanisms vs. policy, ...)
- Programming language design and translation
- Functional programming and functional unit testing
Teaching
Winter Term 2019/20
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2019/20 and Summer Term 2020).
Summer Term 2019
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2018/19 and Summer Term 2019).
Winter Term 2018/19
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2018/19 and Summer Term 2019).
Summer Term 2018
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2017/18 and Summer Term 2018).
Winter Term 2017/18
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2017/18 and Summer Term 2018).
- Proseminar "Game Programming Patterns" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (with M.Sc. Thomas Witte).
Summer Term 2017
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2016/17 and Summer Term 2017).
- Bachelor Seminar "Phantastische Programmiersprachen, wo sie zu finden sind, und warum man sie überhaupt suchen sollte" (a.k.a. "Fortgeschrittene Konzepte der Softwaretechnik") for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (with M.Sc. Stefan Kögel).
Winter Term 2016/17
- "Softwaregrundprojekt" for students of Computer Science, Media Informatics, Software Engineering and Communications and Computer Engineering (Winter Term 2016/17 and Summer Term 2017).
Advised Theses
- Céline Robin
Empirische Untersuchung zu Verbesserungsmöglichkeiten der Lehre hinsichtlich Debuggingtechniken
Bachelor's Thesis, December 2018 - Tobias Geiselmann
A Method for Semi-Automatic, Domain-Specific Ontology Development for Requirements Engineering
Master's Thesis, November 2017
Consultation Hours
Consultation hours by appointment.