4.3 Finished Theses

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02NOV 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Towards Offline Support for Restful Applications
Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]
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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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26OCT 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Qualitative Comparative Evaluation of Grace and Java for Implementing Design Patterns
Abstract: Design patterns are software design constructs defined and implemented using a programming language. What features of a programming language make the implementation of a wide variety of object-oriented design patterns easy? This thesis analyses Grace for its effectiveness in supporting developers in implementing design patterns. The method is comparing the implementations of standalone Gang […]Abstract: Design patterns are software design constructs defined and implemented using a programming language. What features of a programming language make the implementation of a wide variety of object-oriented design patterns easy? This thesis analyses Grace for its effectiveness in supporting developers in implementing design patterns. The method is comparing the implementations of standalone Gang […]
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30SEP 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Theory of Best Practices of User Experience Design in Software Product Lines
Abstract: This paper presents the theory of User Experience (UX) best practices in software product lines. The methodology used to derive the best practices is case study research, which has been applied to two independent software product lines within Siemens AG, the German engineering company. The resulting theory is based on Qualitative Data Analysis and […]
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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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25JUL 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Wikipedia in times of BigData – Einsatz von NoSQL-Systemen zur Verwaltung und Analyse von Wikipediainhalten
Abstract: This thesis examines the power of modern NoSQL systems in conjunction with WOM to analyse and manage the article’s data of Wikipedia. The Wiki Object Model (WOM) is a machine readable semi-structured representation of markup produced by different wiki engines. The systems studied are native XML databases (Sedna, BaseX, eXist-db, X-Hive, Oracle Berkley DB […]
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