Search for dissertations about: "dissertation on software development"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 160 swedish dissertations containing the words dissertation on software development.
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1. Software Development Productivity : Evaluation and Improvement for Large Industrial Projects
Abstract : Software development productivity can be improved by introducing improvements in many areas. In this thesis we investigate technology and process driven productivity improvements, i.e., productivity improvements that have sources in changes of technologies or in changes in development processes. READ MORE
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2. Software Quality Evaluation for Evolving Systems in Distributed Development Environments
Abstract : Context: There is an overwhelming prevalence of companies developing software in global software development (GSD) contexts. The existing body of knowledge, however, falls short of providing comprehensive empirical evidence on the implication of GSD contexts on software quality for evolving software systems. READ MORE
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3. Managing Knowledge Resources in Agile Software Development
Abstract : Context: Many software companies adopt Agile Software Development (ASD) principles through various methods, aiming to respond rapidly to market changes or internal transformations. Agile principles prioritise informal communication between people over documentation to bring more flexibility and readiness when welcoming changes, posing pressure on how knowledge, a strategic resource, is shared and applied. READ MORE
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4. Software Practice from the Inside : Ethnography Applied to Software Engineering
Abstract : Empirical methodologies have recently attracted increasing attention from the broader software engineering community. In particular, organisational issues and the human role in software development have been addressed. Qualitative research approaches have been identified as necessary for understanding human nature. READ MORE
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5. Early and Cost-Effective Software Fault Detection : Measurement and Implementation in an Industrial Setting
Abstract : Avoidable rework consumes a large part of development projects, i.e. 20-80 percent depending on the maturity of the organization and the complexity of the products. High amounts of avoidable rework commonly occur when having many faults left to correct in late stages of a project. READ MORE