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25MAR 2013
4 Theses
How We Grade Final Theses (Grading Framework)
Update 2017-10-30: This grading scheme has been superseded by a new version. The version below may still be of interest for the grading rationale based on the various Prüfrungsordnungen. With increasing student volume, we have to review more and more final theses from students of various degree programs. Thus, we were looking for a model […]
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04FEB 2013
4 Theses
Final Thesis: How to Work Out Requirements? (Teaching Case)
Abstract: The aim of this master thesis is to demonstrate the way the software requirements are built on the example of a case written in the form of Harvard Business Case. “The importance of complete, consistent and well documented software requirements is difficult to overstate” (early 1986). There is no bigger risk to a software project […]
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04FEB 2013
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Why and How to Forge Open Source Alliances
Abstract: It is well known that open source software brought changes to the software development domain. It changed the paradigm from payed developers working in offices to people developing geographically separated, including basements, garages, etc. Even the innovation factor of organizations changed to open innovation, intensively including customers or consumers. This work pretends to further analyze […]Abstract: It is well known that open source software brought changes to the software development domain. It changed the paradigm from payed developers working in offices to people developing geographically separated, including basements, garages, etc. Even the innovation factor of organizations changed to open innovation, intensively including customers or consumers. This work pretends to further analyze […]
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04FEB 2013
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Free Seas Ahoy! Business Case
Abstract: Free Seas Ahoy! is a social networking site with open source development for sailors, boaters and anyone who are interested in exchanging nautical experiences and information. It is a social networking site on the verge to lead the market of sailors and nautical industry niche, which incorporate a trip management tool with which to plan, […]
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25DEC 2012
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Final Thesis: How and Why to Go Agile (Teaching Case)
Abstract: Software plays a significant role in the context of modern enterprises. CRM, ERP, Billing and Accounting systems are some of the examples of the information system components which have become inseparable parts of daily operations in almost every enterprise. An organization’s specific needs and requirements for information systems are evolving into dozens of software engineering […]Abstract: Software plays a significant role in the context of modern enterprises. CRM, ERP, Billing and Accounting systems are some of the examples of the information system components which have become inseparable parts of daily operations in almost every enterprise. An organization’s specific needs and requirements for information systems are evolving into dozens of software engineering […]
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22OCT 2012
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: An Analysis of Work Rhythms in Open Source
Abstract: Is the development of Free/Libre/Open Source Software (FLOSS) still like roughly 20 years ago, when a Finnish student wrote the basis of a nowadays successful operating systems in his spare time at home? Or is FLOSS becoming mainstream in the perception of companies? How much of the work on FLOSS is done during working hours?
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