Andreas Kaufmann

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28OCT 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Metamodel for Code Systems
Abstract: Requirements elicitation is an important factor in software engineering. Mainly the information needed is elicited through interviews and other qualitative sources. The analysis that follows is often an ad-hoc process that relies on expertise of the analyst(s) and therefore is hardly replicable. Additionally, the process is not transparent as the resulting modeling elements cannot be […]Abstract: Requirements elicitation is an important factor in software engineering. Mainly the information needed is elicited through interviews and other qualitative sources. The analysis that follows is often an ad-hoc process that relies on expertise of the analyst(s) and therefore is hardly replicable. Additionally, the process is not transparent as the resulting modeling elements cannot be […]
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19SEP 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Validating Requirements Specification Using Surveys
Abstract: The quality of the software requirements is vital to a project’s success, and the means of assessing the software requirements specifications quality are of high importance. This thesis presents a novel method of validation large requirements specifications using surveys. We developed a detailed method description, sketching a draft at the beginning of the research and […]
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27MAY 2016
2 Research
Technical Report: Using Students as a Distributed Coding Team for Validation through Intercoder Agreement
Abstract: In qualitative research, results often emerge through an analysis process called coding. A common measure of validity of theories built through qualitative research is the agreement between different people coding the same materials. High intercoder agreement indicates that the findings are derived from the data as opposed to being relative results based on the […]
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08MAR 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: The Use of Domain Knowledge for Structuring and Describing Code Systems
Abstract: Domain knowledge is a widely used but seldom defined term in research. Since every research project is located in at least one dedicated domain, its influence to the research work seems to be natural but is not investigated, especially not for qualitative research. An exploratory study was performed interviewing eight qualitative researchers located in different […]
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23FEB 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Integrating Multiple Views In A Code System
Abstract: Mature requirements engineering is one of the key success factors of professional software development. This thesis proposes an approach that adapts core principles of qualitative data analysis, which is well established in social science, and transforms them into a holistic method for requirements analysis. Our method addresses the process steps between the analysis of the […]
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21OCT 2015
3 Teaching
DATEV Appreciation of Students for AMOS 2015 Projects
DATEV eG sponsored two AMOS projects this last summer. They went the extra mile to show their appreciation towards our students for their hard work in these projects: Each student received a document about their participation expressing our industry partner’s satisfaction about it.
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