Freie Software und Open Source waren die Themen der 13. FrOSCon, die jeden Spätsommer an der Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg veranstaltet wird. Das Programm bot den fast 2000 Besucher rund 100 Vorträge und Workshops zum Thema Open-Source an.
Free & Open Source CONference
Das diesjährige Programm der FrOSCon war wieder sehr umfangreich, sodass wir uns hier auf einige persönliche Highlights konzentrieren.
Research Software Engineer
“Der Begriff Research Software Engineer (RSE) bezeichnet im Forschungsbetrieb tätige Personen, welche die Bedeutung von guter Software-Entwicklungspraxis in der Wissenschaft kennen und sich darum kümmern.”
In der deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft ist der Begriff RSE (www.de-rse.org) noch relativ neu, daher wurde für RSE-Interessenten ein Workshop veranstaltet. In ihrem Einführungsvortrag “RSE Trainings at DLR 2.0 – What we’ve learned from 1.0” gab Carina Haupt @caha42 einen Überblick über die seit 2009 im DLR gesammelten Erfahrungen zum Thema: “Wie wir aus Forschern RSEs machen.”
https://twitter.com/TFConsult/status/1033326885281906689
Lightning Talks
Im Rahmen der Lightning Talks hatte das Thema mathematische Bildung gleich zwei Beiträge: neben einem neuen Ansatz für die Programmierung (o++o.PS) von Klaus Benecke stellten wir unsere Bildungs-Initiative “Algorithmic Thinking” vor.
| Slot | Who | What |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Theuni | Das PySV Förderprogramm |
| 2 | yanosz | COSLi – a civilian open source license https://cosli.eu |
| 3 | @TFConsult | Algorithmic-Thinking.de |
| 4 | freemint | when code is data – a peak into PicoLisp |
| 5 | Klaus | o++oPS : Otto-Programmiersprache |
Algorithmic Thinking
Join us at my #LightningTalk @algorithmthink: Initiative #algorithmicThinking – #think #algorithms @froscon starting 11 ct in HS1 #FrOSCon13 #froscon #Algorithmen in #DigitaleBildung & #digitaleTransformation #digitalTransformation #Bildung pic.twitter.com/yILVBiexmU
— Thomas Fabula (@TFConsult) August 26, 2018
Literatur zu Algorithmen
#AlgorithmicThinking #books #Algorithmen #ML #AI #machinelearning #artificialintelligence #book #Bücher #STEM #applied #math #physics #technical #engineering #Python #programming #coding #Hacking … #think #algorithms pic.twitter.com/tWqmPpaFH6
— algorithmic_thinking (@algorithmthink) August 23, 2018
Telekom TechBoost
https://twitter.com/TelekomBoost/status/1034403539571884032
cloud.telekom.de/de/infrastruktur/open-telekom-cloud
Free & Open Source CONference
Free Software and Open Source were the topics of the 13th FrOSCon, which is held every late summer at the Bonn-Rhine-Sieg University of Applied Sciences. The program offered almost 2000 visitors about 100 lectures and workshops on the topic of Open Source. This year’s FrOSCon program was again very extensive, so that we can concentrate here on some personal highlights.
Research Software Engineer
“The term Research Software Engineer (RSE) refers to persons working in research operations who are aware of the importance of good software development practice in science and who take care of it.”
In the German Research Foundation, the term RSE (www.de-rse.org) is still relatively new, so a workshop was held for those interested in RSE. In her introductory lecture “RSE Trainings at DLR 2.0 – What we’ve learned from 1.0” Carina Haupt @caha42 gave an overview of the experiences gained at DLR since 2009 on the topic: “How we make RSEs out of researchers”.
Lightning Talks
During the Lightning Talks, the topic of mathematical education had two contributions: besides a new approach to programming (o++o.PS) by Klaus Benecke, we presented our educational initiative “Algorithmic Thinking“.
