Protocol and tools for conducting agile software engineering research in an industrial-academic setting

Biesialska, Katarzyna; Franch, Xavier; Muntés-Mulero, Víctor

doi:10.1145/3193965.3193970

Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Conducting Empirical Studies in Industry 2018

DOI: 10.1145/3193965.3193970

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Protocol and tools for conducting agile software engineering research in an industrial-academic setting

Katarzyna Biesialska

Xavier Franch

Víctor Muntés-Mulero³

Abstract: Conducting empirical research in software engineering industry is a process, and as such, it should be generalizable. The aim of this paper is to discuss how academic researchers may address some of the challenges they encounter during conducting empirical research in the software industry by means of a systematic and structured approach. The protocol developed in this paper should serve as a practical guide for researchers and help them with conducting empirical research in this complex environment. CCS CONCE… Show more

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Protocol and tools for conducting agile software engineering research in an industrial-academic setting

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A conceptual model for a circular city: a case study of Maribor, Slovenia

A conceptual model for a circular city: a case study of Maribor, Slovenia

DMAIC Method of Quality Improvement of Ground Works Processes: Case Study

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