1. INTRODUCTION
We believe that software engineering should be taught
with a hands-on approach, which means that the students
apply the theory they learned in a real setting. Therefore,
we create a realistic setting in our capstone courses,
in which students develop applications in teams for real customers
[3]. Managing such a project-based software engineering
course with multiple projects running at the same
time is rather challenging for instructors. Complexity increases
even further if state-of-the-art software engineering
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