Product Model

4 total

19OCT 2020
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Modeling FLOSS Dependencies in Products
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 system’s different FLOSS components; therefore, license compliance tools arise, trying […]
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15MAY 2019
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Visualization of Code Component Architecture in Open Source Software Products
Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]Abstract: Components are fundamental building blocks in software engineering. Modern day software products are often a complex composition of many components from entirely different vendors. Some are proprietary software, while others are open source components. The reuse of open source components has many many advantages but also brings up challenges, like license non-compliance, copyright issues or […]
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19NOV 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Bill of Materials Generation and Tracking
Abstract: Software projects are growing and are reusing open source components more often. Reusing components saves development costs and grants other general benefits by using open source software. In order to get an overview of the code component architecture of software projects, the Professorship for Open Source Software created a tool. The tool extracts component […]
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09MAY 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: An Artifact Crawler for Determining Code Component Architectures
Abstract: Since it has become very common for software projects to incorporate open source components, it is increasingly important to analyze their dependencies to avoid potential risks like license violations or security vulnerabilities. To determine and solve such issues we need a representation of products regarding their com- ponent architectures. We call such a representation […]
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