QDAcity

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21OCT 2022
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Interaktives Tutorial System für eine Webanwendung
Abstract: Web applications can have a high level of functionality and complexity, making them difficult for users to use intuitively. Users can then resort to instructions or tutorials in order to learn how to use the application correctly. Tutorials that not only impart knowledge but also explain the application to the user while interacting with […]
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17OCT 2022
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Meta Model to support requirements specification creation
Abstract: Requirements elicitation is an initial phase and an essential cornerstone in a software development lifecycle. The requirements and, in particular, the software requirements specification form a base for the design and development of software. Several surveys and studies have identified a range of problems, whereby one of them showed that incomplete and hidden requirements […]
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14OCT 2022
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Meta Model Visualization for QDAcity
Abstract: The web app QDAcity supports the process of qualitative data analysis (QDA). Among other things QDAcity can aid users during the coding process. A unique feature of QDAcity is that the user can classify codes of their code system using a meta model. The meta model helps in structuring the code system and expressing […]
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03AUG 2022
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Final Thesis: Managing collaborators on QDAcity
Abstract: Collaborative software allows people to work together to achieve a common goal. However, users might be distracted from their goals when such an application evolves with more functionalities. Moreover, when multiple users collaborate in the same session, the action of one user might confuse and come as a surprise to other users. These potential […]
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02AUG 2022
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Intercoder Evaluation Metrics in QDAcity
Abstract: In qualitative research, Intercoder Agreement (ICA) represents the extent to which two or more researchers share the interpretation of the data. The ICA assessment adds investigator triangulation to a project and helps researchers validate their findings. QDAcity is a cloud-based application which provides a platform for qualitative data analysis by allowing researchers to collaborate […]Abstract: In qualitative research, Intercoder Agreement (ICA) represents the extent to which two or more researchers share the interpretation of the data. The ICA assessment adds investigator triangulation to a project and helps researchers validate their findings. QDAcity is a cloud-based application which provides a platform for qualitative data analysis by allowing researchers to collaborate […]
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01JUL 2022
2 Research
Research Paper: The Benefits of Pre-Requirements Specification Traceability
Abstract: Requirements traceability is the ability to trace requirements to other software engineering artifacts. Traceability can be classified as either pre- or post-requirements specifications (RS) traceability. Pre-RS traceability is the ability to trace between requirements and their origin. However, the benefits of pre-RS traceability are often not clear. In this article, we systematically lay out […]Abstract: Requirements traceability is the ability to trace requirements to other software engineering artifacts. Traceability can be classified as either pre- or post-requirements specifications (RS) traceability. Pre-RS traceability is the ability to trace between requirements and their origin. However, the benefits of pre-RS traceability are often not clear. In this article, we systematically lay out […]
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