Laboratory for Media and versatile Applications —
mission
The MEVA-Lab,
Laboratory for Media and versatile Applications, is part of
Bochum University's of Applied Sciences department of Computer Science.
The Lab features a broad spectrum of services. Herefore, within the campus, the
domain FB3-MEVA
is quite substantial.
The MEVA-Lab also belongs to the Institute for Automation & Industrial IT.
The head professor is Dr.-Ing. Albrecht Weinert.
Scientific assistants to the Lab are Messrs. Dipl.-Ing. T. Bartsch and Dipl.-Ing. C. Nowak.
The implementation of services and applications, including those with hard
real time and process control requirements, in a networked environment is
aim and working area of the
Laboratory for Media and versatile Applications.
Media at one hand means modern presentation and coding of data, information and interfaces (XML, HTML, PDF, AJAX, GWT ..);
and Media, on the other hand, are contemporary tools, procedures and protocols for communication (TCP, IP, HTTP(S), SSL ..) to implement
versatile applications. By
Applications the "real" stuff is meant: Applications realising processes — business and industrial (with actuators and sensors) — also in real time. Versatile applications and their networked distribution, logically, leads to the preferability of platform-independent standards (Java, XML, J2EE ..).
MEVA-Lab
the logo
Our goal — the implementation of versatile services and applications in a networked environment — is also symbolised in the Lab's logo.
See the icon (left) and the pictures on the right, technically and as work of art (watercolour).
In the symbolism the acronym MEVA,
joined as ligature, depicts the net, which
— allegorated by M, V and A's prolonged descenders
— integrates even remote clients and servers.
MEVA-Lab Orientation
We strive to enable our graduates to cope with future challenges and to work, like us, successfully in IT.
This inherently implies the mastery of modern techniques and the ability to life-log learning. We, too, continuously learn for the sake of up-to-date teaching. Substantial means therefore are our research topics and projects, worked upon as industry related developments with close integration of our graduates.
Respectfulness in social intercourse, between colleagues as well as towards students, is the daily life in MEVA-Lab, as well as the responsible use of technology and resources.
These ethical values we mediate, mainly by doing, to our students.
The MEVA-Lab,
Laboratory for Media and versatile Applications, is part of
Bochum University's of Applied Sciences department of Computer Science.
The Lab features a broad spectrum of services. Herefore, within the campus, the
domain FB3-MEVA
is quite substantial.The MEVA-Lab also belongs to the Institute for Automation & Industrial IT.
The head professor is Dr.-Ing. Albrecht Weinert.
Scientific assistants to the Lab are Messrs. Dipl.-Ing. T. Bartsch and Dipl.-Ing. C. Nowak.
The implementation of services and applications, including those with hard
real time and process control requirements, in a networked environment is
aim and working area of theLaboratory for Media and versatile Applications.
Media at one hand means modern presentation and coding of data, information and interfaces (XML, HTML, PDF, AJAX, GWT ..);
and Media, on the other hand, are contemporary tools, procedures and protocols for communication (TCP, IP, HTTP(S), SSL ..) to implement
versatile applications. By
Applications the "real" stuff is meant: Applications realising processes — business and industrial (with actuators and sensors) — also in real time. Versatile applications and their networked distribution, logically, leads to the preferability of platform-independent standards (Java, XML, J2EE ..).
MEVA-Lab
the logoOur goal — the implementation of versatile services and applications in a networked environment — is also symbolised in the Lab's logo.
See the icon (left) and the pictures on the right, technically and as work of art (watercolour).
In the symbolism the acronym MEVA,
joined as ligature, depicts the net, which
— allegorated by M, V and A's prolonged descenders
— integrates even remote clients and servers.MEVA-Lab Orientation
We strive to enable our graduates to cope with future challenges and to work, like us, successfully in IT.
This inherently implies the mastery of modern techniques and the ability to life-log learning. We, too, continuously learn for the sake of up-to-date teaching. Substantial means therefore are our research topics and projects, worked upon as industry related developments with close integration of our graduates.
Respectfulness in social intercourse, between colleagues as well as towards students, is the daily life in MEVA-Lab, as well as the responsible use of technology and resources.
These ethical values we mediate, mainly by doing, to our students.