Enriching Software Process Support by Knowledge-Based Techniques

Dellen, Barbara; Maurer, Frank; Münch, Jürgen; Verlage, Martin

doi:10.1142/s0218194097000102

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“…In this paper, however, we will concentrate on the management-oriented roles, and omit the requirements that arise from coordinating the technical roles in an SEE. (See for example [5], [6] for a discussion of these requirements).…”

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“…As a result of the research project "SFB501: Development of large systems with generic methods" 1 , the MILOS approach [5] was conceived. MILOS is a process-centered modeling language strictly focussing on software development processes.…”

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“…SPADE, MARVEL, MER-LIN, etc. See [8] for an overview of these earlier approaches, and [5] for a comparison between our research and these ideas.…”

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“…A survey of the MILOS representation schema and language can be found in [6]. This paper is organized as follows: The different stages of software process support and their interaction are surveyed in Sec.…”

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Distributed Process Planning Support With Milos

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Holz

2000

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Software development processes are highly creative, and therefore prone to change frequently. Also, recent developments show that most software projects require knowledge and skills in a lot of areas. Since the necessary expertise often cannot be found at one development site, the necessity arises to distribute projects among several sites, or form "virtual" corporations, where software development is shared between several companies. The first point makes it necessary to support changes by identifying and notifying the people affected by a change. The second point emphasizes this necessity, while also complicating project planning and management: changes in one development site or company might necessitate replanning in several locations. In this paper, we introduce the MILOS approach, which provides concepts to integrate process modeling, planning, scheduling and enactment in one system. Thus dynamic plan changes, as well as automated feedback from execution to the project plan can be supported.

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“…A substantial amount of interesting information can be extracted based on the analysis of the collected data. Furthermore, since the raw data is collected in an unobtrusive manner by CVS, which requires a fairly slow learning curve, the process is fundamentally easy to deploy, much more so than some current models such as MVP-E [11] or fool-fledged PSEEs [15] [3].…”

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Reverse engineering the process of small novice software teams

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10th Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2003. WCRE 2003. Proceedings.

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The software-development project success depends on the technical competence of the development team, the quality of its tools and the project-management decisions it makes during the software lifecycle. New requirements, tight delivery schedules and teammember turnaround present the team with challenges. Flexible decision making for effective adaptation to these challenges is an extremely difficult skill to acquire, and even more challenging to teach. Instructors of software-engineering courses involving collaborative project development are often overwhelmed by the task of monitoring the progress of multiple teams and problems in the team's process may go unnoticed until it is too late to be fixed.In this paper we describe our work on analyzing the CVS history of a team project repository to extract information about the nature of the collaboration between the members of a team. This analysis can support the instructor in noticing evidence of potential problems who can then use this information to alert the team. It can also be shown to the team members themselves, so that they become more aware of their process. We evaluate our CVS analysis process with a case study, based on an undergraduate softwareengineering course.

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Enriching Software Process Support by Knowledge-Based Techniques

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

Coordinating management activities in distributed software development projects

Coordinating management activities in distributed software development projects

Distributed Process Planning Support With Milos

Reverse engineering the process of small novice software teams

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