Web Engineering. VSR://EDU/Seminar. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Gaedke Sebastian Heil, M. Sc. VSR.Informatik.TU-Chemnitz.de

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1 VSR://EDU/Seminar Web Engineering ////// Summer semester 2016 /////// Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Gaedke Sebastian Heil, M. Sc. VSR.Informatik.TU-Chemnitz.de Chemnitz University of Technology Prof. Dr.-Ing. Martin Gaedke & Team vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de

2 Participation

3 Participants Pro-Seminar Jan-Peter Bergmann Hippolyte Vergnol Ellen Bilz Henrike Baldauf Anton Schädlich Sebastian Scholz Yi-Wie Hsu Ferdinand Böck

4 Participants Hauptseminar Felix Heisel Martin Richter Bianca Nestler Ferdinand Meißner Felix Heft Maik Andy Hunger Christoph Göpfert

5 Participants DWE-Seminar Bled Abdiu Mosbah al Habbal Krenar Rexhepi Abdul Aziz Sabra Neha Wane

6 Participants Forschungssemniar Jan-Philipp Heinrich Maximilian Prestel Marcel Seidel Martin Springwald Peter Küffner

7 Ellen Bilz Bianca Nestler Henrike Baldauf Ferdinand Meißner Peter Küffner Anton Schädlich Felix Heft Sebastian Scholz Maik Andy Hunger Yi-Wei Hsu Christoph Göpfert Ferdinand Böck = 20

8 The Seminar Welcome Joint Pro-/Haupt-/Forschungs-/(D)WE-Seminar Held in half-day blocks The main topic Web Engineering is the application of systematic, disciplined and quantifiable approaches to development, operation, and maintenance of Web-based applications. Focus: Current Trends in Web Engineering SS16 8 Seminar Web Engineering

9 Seminar Goals

10 You are able to name and briefly present current topics of web engineering understand and structure a topic on your own by thorough research explain the motivation, principles, applicability, advantages and disadvantages of your topic

11 You are able to explain your topic with a presentation for other students illustrate your topic through a suitable demonstration answer unprepared questions about your topic think critically about other topics and participate in the technical discussions

12 You are able to outline your topic in compliance with the rules of scientific work in a written form evaluate foreign papers regarding content and formal aspects

13 Seminar process

14 Seminar structure 1. Short presentations 2. Presentation 3. First draft 4. Reviews 5. Final paper SS16 15 Seminar Web Engineering

15 Short presentations Date: In the week from 09th to 13th May Duration 5 minutes Content What is in your topic? Which literature sources did you research so far? What is your idea for a demo? Slides PowerPoint or PDF on provided Notebook Upload via Seminarworkflow (Uni-Netz/VPN) SS16 16 Seminar Web Engineering

16 Presentations Date: At the beginning of June, will be published separately Duration Proseminar: 25 min+ 5 min Questions Hauptseminar: 30 min + 5 min Questions Forschungsseminar: 30 min + 5 min Questions (D)WE-Seminar: 30 min + 5 min Questions Slides About 2 minutes per slide PowerPoint or PDF SS16 17 Seminar Web Engineering

17 Presentation: Evaluation criteria Accuracy and completeness of the content Comprehensibility/Design of the presentation Demo Answering questions Active participation in discussions Time managment SS16 18 Seminar Web Engineering

18 Papers/Review Date: In mid-june Words: about 2500 Sources keep adequate distance to the sources Literature: own research (Google Scholar, Mendeley) Wikipedia is often a good starting point, but in general not good for referencing Quality: no spelling and grammar errors Form: HTML5, cf. template Images: Suitable for the web (GIF, JPG, PNG) Upload: approx. between 20th and 24th of June 2016 Followed by a Review of 3 papers with a given form (Time for reviews: 1 week) SS16 19 Seminar Web Engineering

19 Paper: Hints Continuous text, no bullet points Be aware of the word limit (2500 words)! Any statement, which does not count to the general knowledge and is not made by the author himself, must be supported by a citation. In case of doubt : CITE! Citation style: IEEE ( [1] J. Sheridan and J. Tennison, Linking UK Government Data, Statistics, 2010, pp For web sources: Use permanent links and add the date of the last access: [2] M. Nottingham and R. Sayre. (2005). The Atom Syndication Format - Request for Comments: 4287 [Online]. Available: ( ) SS16 20 Seminar Web Engineering

20 Paper: Hints Nummerate figures and listings and reference in text: - for figures: Figure 1: Linking Open Data Cloud Diagram [xx]" - in text: "... contains more than 13 Billion RDF triples (cf. figure 1)." - in references.: [3] R. Cyganiak and A. Jentzsch. (2010). Linking Open Data Cloud Diagram [Image]. Available: ( ). For cites in the text, which are referring to an entire sentence or paragraph, [x] follows the period, for example:... open and extensible nature of the Web. [1] General hints: SS16 21 Seminar Web Engineering

21 Hints

22 General remarks Active participation in discussions Coordinate problems with schedule well in time (5 days in advance) Missed Deadline > 5.0 for the particular part Leaving the seminar: 5 days before presentation, otherwise 5.0 on seminar SS16 24 Seminar Web Engineering

23 Choice of topic Topic list on the seminar homepage Choice Only accessible from the University network (and via VPN) Activation After this meeting via OPAL SS16 25 Seminar Web Engineering

24 Materials and Contact Seminar homepage Topics, Materials, News, Links Upload: Contact 1/B204 SS16 26 Seminar Web Engineering

25 Next meeting Short presentation in the week from 09th to 13th May zeitplan_v3/plan.php?id=

26 VSR://Edu/Seminar Thank You!