4.3 Finished Theses

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08SEP 2014
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Using Machine Learning to Classify Open Source Projects
Abstract: Classifying open source software projects in the Ohloh data manually would take a very long time. For further research on the Ohloh data, it would be helpful to have the projects classied into groups. In order to to this, data from a snapshot of the ohloh project is analyzed and then machine learning techniques are […]
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08SEP 2014
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Ein visueller Editor für das Wiki Objekt Modell
Abstract: Mit dem Wiki Object Model (WOM) steht ein Modell zur Beschreibung beliebiger textueller Daten zur Verfügung, für das bisher jedoch noch keine benutzerfreundliche Möglichkeit der Bearbeitung existiert. Die generische Struktur des WOM ermöglicht es, textuelle Daten, wie etwa Wiki-Auszeichnungssprachen oder Programmiersprachen, darin abzubilden und somit eine einheitliche Schnittstelle zum Zugriff und zur Bearbeitung der Inhalte […]Abstract: Mit dem Wiki Object Model (WOM) steht ein Modell zur Beschreibung beliebiger textueller Daten zur Verfügung, für das bisher jedoch noch keine benutzerfreundliche Möglichkeit der Bearbeitung existiert. Die generische Struktur des WOM ermöglicht es, textuelle Daten, wie etwa Wiki-Auszeichnungssprachen oder Programmiersprachen, darin abzubilden und somit eine einheitliche Schnittstelle zum Zugriff und zur Bearbeitung der Inhalte […]
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08SEP 2014
4 Theses
Final Thesis: How Open Source Foundations Handle Conflicting Interests in Company-Started Projects
Abstract: As Open Source Software has become nearly ubiquitous, more and more companies have started to open up the code of their products. Even more radical, some of them donated their projects to independent nonprofit foundations, thus giving up control while effectively inviting their competitors to participate. Consequently, these projects are subject to numerous commercial interests. […]
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08JUL 2014
4 Theses
Final Thesis: User Experience Design at Immowelt (Teaching Case)
Abstract: Human needs become increasingly more important and technology will be more and more pushed into the background in the future. Thus, User Experience (UX) and in this regard User Experience Design (UXD) become very common in today’s businesses. This also holds for the Immowelt platform. This thesis presents a Harvard Business case study, which casts […]
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16JUN 2014
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: A Wiki Framework for the Sweble Engine
Abstract: Along with the popularization of wikis, the underlying wiki technologies became hot topics in the research community. The open source research group developed a formal parser for Wikitext, the wiki markup language of MediaWiki. The parser generates a high-level and machine-accessible representation of wiki content so that it can be easily queried and translated into […]
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05JUN 2014
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Black-box Investigation of the Ohloh Data Source for OSS Research
Abstract: Thanks to the collected data by providers like Ohloh, research on open source software has become both easier and popular. Ohloh is offering access to its database containing most of the statistically relevant information collected by Ohloh from publicly available version control systems. There have been many studies in open source software using the data […]
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