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08AUG 2019
1 Group
Georg Schwarz wins ASQF prize for best Master Thesis
Georg-Daniel Schwarz, now a wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter at our professorship, recently won the ASQF prize for his Master thesis. The ASQF reports about the prize for Georg on its website. From Prof. Riehle’s laudatio about the recipient and his work: Der JValue Open Data Service (ODS, https://jvalue.org) ermöglicht Nutzerinnen und Nutzern den einfachen Konsum von offenen […]
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07AUG 2019
3 Teaching
Eintages-Seminar zu Lizenzkonformer Auslieferung von Produkten (2019-10-22)
Am Dienstag, dem 22. Oktober 2019, von 9:00 – 17:00 Uhr, werden wir das nächste Mal unser Seminar zu lizenzkonformer Auslieferung von Produkten, welche Open-Source-Software enthalten, abhalten. Bitte registrieren Sie sich über dieses PDF Formular (Anmeldung Senden). Es gibt auch alternative Seminartage. Kurzfassung Hersteller von Produkten, welche Open-Source-Software beinhalten, müssen die Verpflichtungen erfüllen, welche ihnen […]Am Dienstag, dem 22. Oktober 2019, von 9:00 – 17:00 Uhr, werden wir das nächste Mal unser Seminar zu lizenzkonformer Auslieferung von Produkten, welche Open-Source-Software enthalten, abhalten. Bitte registrieren Sie sich über dieses PDF Formular (Anmeldung Senden). Es gibt auch alternative Seminartage. Kurzfassung Hersteller von Produkten, welche Open-Source-Software beinhalten, müssen die Verpflichtungen erfüllen, welche ihnen […]
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07AUG 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Exploratory Data Analysis of Code Review Data
Abstract: The code review process is well established and an essential part during the development of open source software. To establish code reviews in open source projects, the process of code review is often supported and monitored by additional review tools like Gerrit. This thesis analyzed review data from Gerrit for some open source projects (i.e. […]
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07AUG 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Comparison Study of Open Source License Crawler
Abstract: In order to include open source software in a project, a software developer must abide to the license the software is published under. However, there are no clear guidelines for license placement in open source projects. As a result, the location of the relevant licensing text can vary for each project, making the license identification […]
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07AUG 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Crawling Code Review Data From Phabricator
Abstract: Modern code review is typically supported by software tools. Researchers use data tracked by these tools to study code review practices. A popular tool in open-source and closed-source projects is Phabricator. However, there is no tool to crawl all the available code review data from Phabricator hosts. In this thesis, we develop a Python crawler […]
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07AUG 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Rich Visualizations for Inner Source Patch-Flow
Abstract: “Inner source” is the application of open source methods within a company’s boundaries (Capraro & Riehle, 2017; Riehle, Capraro, Kips & Horn, 2016). Every employee is able to access and contribute to any software component developed within that company. This creates an open source-like environment inside the organization (Capraro & Riehle, 2017) and makes […]
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