Search for dissertations about: "research software"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 1347 swedish dissertations containing the words research software.
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1. Understanding, Measuring, and Evaluating Maintainability of Automotive Software
Abstract : Context: The importance of software maintainability is well-addressed by software engineering research, in general. Particularly for object-oriented and open-source software, measurements as a means to represent maintainability are well-established. READ MORE
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2. Engineering software for mass-produced embedded systems - Ways-of-working, architecture and ecosystems for innovation
Abstract : Software is prevalent in many products manufactured today; cars, washing machines, mobile phones, airplanes and satellites, and is often critical for the success of the product. These products are typically developed in large, and sometimes very complex, industrial projects where the manufacturing and delivery of the product is a heavier investment than the software budget. READ MORE
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3. Sustaining the Usefulness of eHealth Research Software : Lessons Learned in Action Design Research
Abstract : Research software is vital to advancement in the sciences, engineering, humanities, and all other fields. Scientific research is dependent on the quality of and accessibility to research software. READ MORE
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4. Technical Debt: An empirical investigation of its harmfulness and on management strategies in industry
Abstract : Background: In order to survive in today's fast-growing and ever fast-changing business environment, software companies need to continuously deliver customer value, both from a short- and long-term perspective. However, the consequences of potential long-term and far-reaching negative effects of shortcuts and quick fixes made during the software development lifecycle, described as Technical Debt (TD), can impede the software development process. READ MORE
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5. An Empirical Investigation of the Harmfulness of Architectural Technical Debt
Abstract : Background: In order to survive in today's fast-growing and ever fast-changing business environments, large-scale software companies need to deliver customer value continuously, both from a short- and long-term perspective. However, the consequences of potential long-term and far-reaching negative effects of shortcuts and quick fixes made during the software development lifecycle, described as Technical Debt (TD), can impede the software development process. READ MORE