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SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Daniela Neupert from XITASO
DESCRIPTION:Daniela Neupert from XITASO will give a talk in the elite prog
 ram’s special lecture series. The title of the talk is “The Importance
  of Agile in AI Projects” and it will take place in room 1055N at 4PM on
  29th  January 2026.\n\nAbstract:\n\nWe dive into why agile methods are cr
 ucial for AI projects where uncertainty and “unknown unknowns” dominat
 e the early stages of development. Iterative experimentation\, early valid
 ation\, and clear quality gates reduce risk and enable teams to focus on w
 hat truly creates value. Using a real industry case\, we take a look into 
 how cross functional collaborate and agile\, evaluation driven workflows t
 urn ambitious AI ideas into practical\, scalable solutions.\n\nBiography:\
 n\nDaniela Neupert is a graduate of the elite program Software Engineering
 .\n\nMore info at https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lectur
 e-by-daniela-neupert-from-xitaso-29-1-2026/
URL;VALUE=URI:https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by
 -daniela-neupert-from-xitaso-29-1-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260528T160000
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SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Franziska Kroneck und Dr. Andrea Nutsi from msg
DESCRIPTION:Franziska Kroneck und Dr. Andrea Nutsi from msg will give a ta
 lk in the elite program’s special lecture series. The title of the talk 
 is “User Research in Theorie und Praxis – Lehrbuch vs Realität” and
  it will take place in room 1055N at 4PM on 28th May 2026.\n\nAbstract:\n\
 nUser Research ist ein zentraler Bestandteil nutzerzentrierter Produktentw
 icklung – verläuft in der Praxis jedoch selten so strukturiert wie im L
 ehrbuch. In diesem Gastvortrag geben Dr. Andrea Nutsi und Franziska Kronec
 k von der msg systems ag einen Einblick in Theorie\, Methoden und reale Pr
 ojektpraxis professioneller User Research.\n\nAnhand eines Praxisprojekts 
 aus dem öffentlichen Sektor werden quantitative und qualitative Methoden 
 vorgestellt\, kritisch reflektiert und in ihren Rahmenbedingungen eingeord
 net. Thematisiert werden typische Herausforderungen wie komplexe Stakehold
 er Strukturen\, Zeit und Budgetrestriktionen\, Datenschutzfragen sowie der
  Umgang mit Widerständen gegenüber ergebnisoffener Forschung. Ergänzend
  werden Chancen und Grenzen von KI im User Research diskutiert.\n\nDer Vor
 trag richtet sich an Studierende mit Interesse im Bereich User Experience 
 und verbindet theoretische Grundlagen mit ehrlichen Einblicken in die Anwe
 ndung von User Research im Projektalltag.\n\nMore info at https://elite-se
 .informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by-franziska-kroneck-und-dr-andr
 ea-nutsi-from-msg-28-05-2026/
URL;VALUE=URI:https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by
 -franziska-kroneck-und-dr-andrea-nutsi-from-msg-28-05-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260507T160000
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SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Philip Schäfer from QPLIX
DESCRIPTION:Guest lecture by Philip Schäfer from QPLIX will give a talk i
 n the elite program’s special lecture series. The title of the talk is 
 “Putting Wealth Into Perspective – Understanding global wealth dynamic
 s and opportunities in wealth management” and it will take place in room
  1055N at 4PM on 07 May 2026.\n\nAbstract:\n\nWhat is wealth\, and how is 
 it shaping the world? This talk takes you on a journey through the global 
 wealth game — who owns what\, how fortunes grow\, and what’s changing.
  We’ll explore how the wealthy invest their money and uncover the differ
 ent types of players managing money. What challenges do they face? What tr
 ends are reshaping the industry? Finally\, we’ll look at how technology 
 is transforming wealth management\, with real-world examples from QPLIX. I
 f you’re curious about finance\, business\, and the future of money\, th
 is talk will give you a fresh perspective on the world of wealth.\n\nBiogr
 aphy:\n\nPhilip Schäfer is Director Client Solutions at QPLIX a graduate 
 of the elite program Software Engineering.\n\nMore info at https://elite-s
 e.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by-philip-schafer-from-qplix-07
 -05-2026/
URL;VALUE=URI:https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by
 -philip-schafer-from-qplix-07-05-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20260423T160000
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SUMMARY:Ringvorlesung: Marian Lingsch-Rosenfeld from LMU
DESCRIPTION:Marian Lingsch-Rosenfeld from LMU will give a talk in the elit
 e program’s special lecture series. The title of the talk is “SV-LIB 1
 .0: A Standard Exchange Format for Software-Verification Tasks” and it w
 ill take place in room 1055N at 4PM on 23rd April 2026.\n\nAbstract:\n\nIn
  the past two decades\, significant research and development effort went i
 nto the development of verification tools for individual languages\, such 
 as C\, C++\, and Java. Many of the used verification approaches are in fac
 t language-agnostic and it would be beneficial for the technology transfer
  to allow for using the implementations also for other programming and mod
 eling languages. To address the problem\, we propose SV-LIB\, an exchange 
 format and intermediate language for software-verification tasks\, includi
 ng programs\, specifications\, and verification witnesses. SV-LIB is based
  on well-known concepts from imperative programming languages and uses SMT
 -LIB to represent expressions and sorts used in the program. This makes it
  easy to parse and to build into existing infrastructure\, since many veri
 fication tools are based on SMT solvers already. Furthermore\, SV-LIB defi
 nes a witness format for both correct and incorrect SV-LIB programs\, toge
 ther with means for specifying witness-validation tasks. This makes it pos
 sible both to implement independent witness validators and to reuse some v
 erifiers also as validators for witnesses. This talk presents version 1.0 
 of the SV-LIB format\, including its design goals\, the syntax\, and infor
 mal semantics. Formal semantics and further extensions to concurrency are 
 planned for future versions.\n\nBiography:\n\nMarian Lingsch-Rosenfeld is 
 a graduate of the elite program Software Engineering and does his Ph.D. at
  LMU’s SoSy-Lab.\n\nMore info at https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsbur
 g.de/guest-lecture-by-marian-lingsch-rosenfeld-from-lmu-22-1-2026/
URL;VALUE=URI:https://elite-se.informatik.uni-augsburg.de/guest-lecture-by
 -marian-lingsch-rosenfeld-from-lmu-22-1-2026/
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