Projects and Resources

The following list contains helpful resources for your open source journey. You can also find example projects by fellow university members!

Pay attention to the license

Please read and understand the license of a project before using (parts of) it in your work.
Code with permissive licenses such as MIT and Apache 2.0 can usually be used in your project with proper attribution.
Code with copyleft licenses such as GPL requires you to release your code as open-source as well, usually with the same license.
Do not use code without a license unless you have explicit approval from its authors.

Type	Name/Link	Description	Author	License	Status
Resource	TeamHenklerTemplates	LaTeX templates for writing your Thesis or a presentation	Luca Brodo (lucabrodohshl)	None	Active
Project	IOU (I owe you)	Demonstrator web app to keep track of debts among friends & family	Marvin Grunwald (dermrvn-code)	None	Tech Demo
Project	LookAround	The digital periscope in M.A.V.E.L. to explore far away places	Marvin Grunwald (dermrvn-code)	MIT	Active (Tech Demo)
Project	Student Certificate Demo	Demonstrator to prototype to authenticate students via X.509 Certificates	Marvin Grunwald (dermrvn-code)	MIT	Tech Demo
Project	WiFiDuck fork	Proof-of-concept combined wireless keylogger and keystroke injection	Christian Schwinne (Aircoookie), based on WiFiDuck by spacehuhn	MIT	Tech Demo
Project	WLED	Control hundreds of individually addressable color LEDs for impressive lighting effects	Christian Schwinne (Aircoookie) et al.	EUPL	Active (Beta)
Project	Zumo Bluetooth	Adds bluetooth hardware to a Zumo 32U4 bot and makes it controllable via a companion Unity app	Marvin Grunwald (dermrvn-code)	None	Tech Demo

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