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26JAN 2015
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Design of a Reflective REST-based Query API (in German)
Abstract: In this thesis a prototypical implementation of the Open Data Service is performed in order to solve the problem of data and information overload. After a reflection and evaluation of related and existing solutions the requirements for the Open Data Service and the reflective REST-API were gathered and a conceptual solution has been developed. […]
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19JAN 2015
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Final Thesis: Definition of a Domain-Specific Language using Qualitative Data Analysis (in German)
Abstract: The design of a domain-specific language, DSL, requires extensive technical and professional know-how. Essential is not only the creation of syntax, semantics and related tools of language, but also an extensive knowledge of the domain. In order to acquire the knowledge of domain experts, we present an approach based on qualitative data analysis (QDA). […]
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12JAN 2015
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Final Thesis: Episodic Volunteering in Open Source
Abstract: Episodic volunteers work irregularly and very often for only a short time. The frequency of this phenomenon is recently increasing in non-profit organizations. This is a change in volunteer behavior that influences volunteer management. Is this type of volunteering also present in open source organizations? We will show, that episodic volunteers are present in […]
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01DEC 2014
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Final Thesis: Specifying ‘Wow!’ – How to Define and Prioritize a Feature (Teaching Case)
Abstract: This thesis takes a closer look on feature definition and prioritization in an established company dealing with challenges in the global market. When presented with the current demo version of EB Guide, a product to design and support human-machine interfaces for automotive infotainment solutions, customers of Elektrobit were initially unimpressed. To ensure the ongoing […]
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07NOV 2014
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Final Thesis: A Platform Approach to Productive Games
Abstract: The Master thesis describes a potential start-up called MyProductiveApp which includes three productive games for mobile devices and its future potential application for corporate customers. The first one is a task-navigation related application, the second one is a health related application and the third one is a knowledge related application. The Master thesis covers […]
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23OCT 2014
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Final Thesis: A Notification Service for an Open Data Service
Abstract: The Open Data Service developed at the professorship allows clients to query and fetch numerous open data sources without having to write custom adapters first. While being able to access large quantities of data in itself is already an accomplishment, clients often wish to perform complex and potentially long running analysis on this data, which […]
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