4.3 Finished Theses

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13OCT 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Extend and Integrate a Visual Editor into the Sweble Wiki
Abstract: Most wikis today use text blobs written in a wiki markup dialect to store and work with articles. We have developed a formal parser that produces a rich tree-based format of wiki content, called Wiki Object Model (WOM). Around this format we’ve implemented a rudimentary Wiki software and a visual editor (VE). Now we […]
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05OCT 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Migrating Code into the Cloud
Abstract: Wahlzeit is an open source Java web application that gives you a solid software base to set up your own photo rating website. Besides that, it is used during the lecture Advanced Design and Programming to teach agile methods and open source software development. In addition to the software, we want to provide Wahlzeit […]
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10AUG 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Poor Man’s Approach to Technical Debt
Abstract: Technical debt is a metaphor to describe the trade of quality for short term goals. It is used to discuss the effects of short term goals on quality and productivity thereafter. While most research on technical debt is based on code metrics or qualitative investigations, this thesis explores the possibility to derive a model […]
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10AUG 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Server-Side Scripting in the Sweble Engine
Abstract: The Sweble Engine is a wiki software built around the powerful “wiki object model” (WOM), which represents the full state of the wiki. This thesis adds scripting support to Sweble so that scripts embedded in a wiki page, can manipulate the WOM and hence the state of the wiki. The focus of this thesis […]
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06JUL 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Improving Domain Modeling And Requirements Analysis Using Grounded Theory
Abstract: One of the key factors of the success of professional software development is mature requirements engineering. This thesis focuses on the elicitation and analysis of requirements and addresses the process steps between the elicitation of requirements and the gathering of the system requirements specication and domain model. We consider the state-of-the-art of these aspects […]
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29JUN 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Last- und Performancetest des Open Data Services
Abstract: Last- und Performancetests sind eine etablierte Technik zur Evaluierung der Performance-Eigenschaften eines Softwaresystems. In dieser Arbeit erfolgt der Einsatz eines solchen Last- und Performancetests zur quantitativen und qualitativen Bewertung der Performance-Eigenschaften des JValue Open Data Services und des JValue Complex Event Processing Services am Anwendungsfall der App PegelAlarm. Dafür geht diese Arbeit der Fragestellung […]Abstract: Last- und Performancetests sind eine etablierte Technik zur Evaluierung der Performance-Eigenschaften eines Softwaresystems. In dieser Arbeit erfolgt der Einsatz eines solchen Last- und Performancetests zur quantitativen und qualitativen Bewertung der Performance-Eigenschaften des JValue Open Data Services und des JValue Complex Event Processing Services am Anwendungsfall der App PegelAlarm. Dafür geht diese Arbeit der Fragestellung […]
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