(IN0012, IN2106, IN2175, IN2128)

*Course hosted by Rostlab and CSEE at Technical University of Munich (TUM)

<aside> 🕓 Offered Term: Winter Semester 2024/25

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🥳 Pre-Meeting (over)

<aside> 👉 Date & Time: took place on Thu, 11.07.2024, 17:30

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✍️ Registration Requirements

<aside> ❗ Instructions:

  1. Register on the TUM Matching System and prioritise the Practicum - JavaScript Technology (IN0012, IN2106, IN2175, IN2128)
  2. Submit the application form: Summer semester 2025 again

Deadline: OVER

Exchange students: Fill in ‘Matrikel-Nr.’ with “EXCH” and ‘TUM Mail’ with the educational email of your home institution if you have not received your TUM credentials yet.

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<aside> 🗒️ Note:

IMPORTANT: We get a lot of applications each semester. So please make sure to provide a high-quality application if you seriously consider this course.

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Outstanding and highly motivated developers with a proven track record of successfully leading teams (≥1 reference needed) are welcome to apply as Technical Project Leads.

<aside> 👉 Apply here

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🔥 Previous Partners

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👁️ Course Overview

<aside> 👑 What we provide

Hands-on experience in designing and building relevant modern data-driven web applications in an agile development environment together with leading innovators in the industry.

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<aside> 🏅 Recognition & Awards

124 nominations for best teaching

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<aside> 🎓 Degree-relevant Info

Credits: 10 ECTS

Course type: Bachelor/Master Practical Course

Module Numbers: IN0012, IN2106, IN2128, IN2175

Participants: 50-60 (varying)

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<aside> 🚀 Project Structure

Each project will have the following structure (see below). Usually we have 3-4 projects per semester. So about 50-60 students will get a chance to participate as developers.

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⚙️ Project & Meeting Structure

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