Today, students presented the results of the 10 ECTS research project in Nailing your Thesis, our course on how to perform research. Here is the line-up.
- Anja Pohan on “The Motivations and Preconditions for Participating in an Open Source Project in an Early Phase”
- Michael Dorner on “Validating a Qualitative Model of Inner Source Tool Needs”
- Kiran Bonu on “Cohorts Contribution Behavior in Open Source Projects”
- Ralf Spengler on “Where is China in Open Source?”
- Leonard Hösch on “Using Machine Learning to Find Open Source Software Categories”
- Stefan Nottrott on “How to Retain Episodic Volunteers in Open Source?”
- Martin Fleckenstein on “Improving Bug Report Quality and Speed Using Automated Usage Reporting”
- Sabrina Klett on “Dealing with Information Overload in Information and Communication Technologies”
- Christian Siedelmann on “Who Dominates Code Contributions: Frequent or Infrequent Contributors?”
- Qufang Fan on “Practices of Commercial Open Source Marketing”
Below, please find some photo impressions.
