Invited lecture on software design patterns

In the context of the first-semester MAS course "Software Engineering for Robotics" (aka "Advanced Software Technology"), Christoph Ludwig will give a talk on software design patterns.

Christoph's journey began with academic excellence at the University of Bonn, where he held the record for parallel matrix multiplication. Starting as a Software Engineer at Deutsche Telekom, he swiftly advanced through diverse roles, contributing to business projects and developing a tool for mobile communication network planning.

His expertise extends to seamlessly integrating Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) solutions and sculpting comprehensive system architectures. Throughout his illustrious career, Christoph has occupied key positions within Deutsche Telekom, leaving an indelible mark on international projects. From his role as a Technical Specialist Senior Product Manager in the Roaming team to Senior Project Manager in Business Partner Management, Christoph consistently conceived and implemented innovative solutions for roaming products and the M2M segment.

His professional evolution encompasses roles ranging from a Software Developer supporting regulatory submissions and strategic network planning to his current position as a Chief Solution Designer, showcasing his profound and evolving expertise in the telecommunications domain. Join us as Christoph shares insights from his rich experience, providing a unique perspective on the ever-evolving landscape of telecom solutions and architecture.