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28JUL 2026
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Continuous Performance Benchmarking and Optimization of an ETL Data Pipeline
Abstract: Software engineering teams rely on development data for productivity measurement, transfer pricing, and impact assessment. Tools for this analysis typically extract the raw data from platforms like GitHub, GitLab, or Jira. The MECOIS project’s ETL pipeline handles the analysis of the data and follows the medallion architecture with Bronze, Silver, and Gold layers. Over time, […]
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27JUL 2026
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Classification of Software Developer Contributions
Abstract: Software repositories contain large amounts of information about the evolution of a software project, much of which is documented through commits in version control systems such as Git. However, commit messages are frequently written in an inconsistent or incomplete way, making it difficult to analyse contributions systematically. This thesis investigates the automatic classification of software […]Abstract: Software repositories contain large amounts of information about the evolution of a software project, much of which is documented through commits in version control systems such as Git. However, commit messages are frequently written in an inconsistent or incomplete way, making it difficult to analyse contributions systematically. This thesis investigates the automatic classification of software […]
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23JUN 2026
4.3 Finished Theses
Final Thesis: Predicting Inner Source Success: A Machine Learning Approach Utilising Open Source Proxy Data
Abstract: Inner Source promises to improve collaboration and code reuse inside organisations, but many initiatives still struggle because managers lack predictive, data-driven support. Existing platforms, such as MECOIS, mainly offer descriptive views of past activity and do not help answer whether a repository is ready for Inner Source or how adoption is likely to develop. This […]
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12MAY 2026
4 Theses
Final Thesis: A Handbook for InnerSource Contribution Functions
Abstract: InnerSource refers to the adoption of open source-like practices and culture within the confines of an organization. As interest in InnerSource practices and adoption thereof grow, so do the challenges associated with them. It is important to accurately valuate InnerSource contributions to ensure the tax compliance of the organization. Especially when said contributions originate […]
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05MAY 2026
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Engineering Workflow Orchestration Interfaces: A Full-Stack Approach to Scalable Pipeline Management, Validated through User-Centered Evaluation
Abstract: As data processing pipelines grow in complexity, effective tools for monitoring and controlling their execution become increasingly important. Within the MECOIS platform, the Apache Airflow scheduler provides a user interface that is difficult for non-technical users to navigate and requires interaction through a separate interface rather than integrating into the system directly. This thesis […]Abstract: As data processing pipelines grow in complexity, effective tools for monitoring and controlling their execution become increasingly important. Within the MECOIS platform, the Apache Airflow scheduler provides a user interface that is difficult for non-technical users to navigate and requires interaction through a separate interface rather than integrating into the system directly. This thesis […]
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27APR 2026
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Estimating Software Contribution Time from Git and GitHub Metadata
Abstract: The problem of estimating the costs of a software development project has been a persistent challenge in the field. This is particularly relevant in projects developed by multiple contributors within companies (Inner Source), where costs must be allocated across multiple cost centres for management and for tax and transfer-pricing documentation. Simple proxies, such as […]
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