ZUSIS presents research projects at the CeBIT
The Applied Research Aria ZUSIS will present various research projects at the CeBIT in Hannover from 14 to 18 March 2016. Further information you will find here.
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According to the Lisbon Convention of 2007, credits earned abroad must be recognised unless substantial differences can be substantiated by the home institution.
What "substantial differences" mean in detail is a matter of discretion of the respective module supervisor. For example, minor differences in scope are not sign
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Software Engineering and Databases Contact:
Gerhard Schmidt Hans-Jürgen Steffens Uwe Tronnier
System Analysis / Business Modelling Contact:
Thomas Allweyer
Networks, Mobile Technology Contact:
Hendrik Speck Uwe Tronnier
Embedded Systems and Operating Systems Contact:
Gerhard Schmidt Uwe Tronnier
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Business Driven Architecture as a project intends to create a consistent sample implementation of an integrated SOA/BPM/MDA scenario to support business process and to investigate relevant issues of applied research.
DiDiER (digitalised services in the area of nutritional counselling for groups of people with increased health risks due to incorrect nutrition) deals with new concepts to improve quality and efficiency in the management of diet-related diseases.
Duration: 2016 to 2019
