4.3 Finished Theses

Abstract: In the age of cloud computing, it is critical for software to handle any functionality increase and run on different platforms. Microservices architecture is the trend right now since it allows the creation of expandable programs. Most of the cloud-based solutions are using this archit...

Abstract: The main reasons for software project failure are the lack of user involvement, incomplete requirements, unrealistic expectations, and poor quality of requirements specification. A requirements template is a blueprint for the syntactic structure of individual requirements. The applic...

Abstract: Inner source is the application of the open source paradigm within organizations. Inner source enables developers to contribute to software modules not only within their own organization, but also to those belonging to other organizations within the same company. This means from a develop...

Abstract: Microservice-based software architectures play an essential role in building sizeable scalable cloud systems. The main advantage of microservices compared to the traditional software monoliths is the independent development, deployment, and scaling of the individual microservices, which a...

Abstract: Software licenses play a critical role when developing applications containing open source dependencies. To avoid legal risks, a proper management of these dependencies is necessary and with an increasing number of third-party dependencies in commercial products, license compliance become...

Abstract: In today's software development, Free / Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) is becoming more and more common used. The management of complex dependencies between the open source components used is an essential part of this. Without such management, license compliance will be impossible...

Abstract: Governments have recognized that the publication of open data is of great economic and social value. Collecting and using this data is challenging because it is not always available in an easy to process format. Minimizing these challenges is the task of the JValue Open Data Service (ODS)...

Abstract: Code review is one of the most important quality assurances of today's software development in open source as well as in industrial context. A side effect of reviewing code is the possibility of sharing knowledge between developers. While this is a common finding in software engineering r...

Abstract: An open source license specifies all rights granted and obligations imposed to the user of the open source software. However, researcher and practitioners are faced with a large diversity of open source licenses. This can lead to a lot time and effort spent on examining the different lice...

Abstract: As the software industry grows fast, the competition to produce high-quality software as quickly as possible, made the reusability of Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) famous, but with features come challenges and risks. The main issue with FLOSS is license compliance among the ...