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  • Information Assurance Group (IAG)

    Grupa koncentruje się na zarządzaniu ryzykiem i zaufaniem w odniesieniu do różnych cech oprogramowania i systemów informatycznych, np. Bezpieczeństwa, niezawodności i prywatności. Szczególnie interesujące jest pojęcie Trust Case i powiązanej metodologii Trust-it.

  • Emotions in Human-Computer Interaction Research Group (EMORG)

    * rozpoznawanie emocji użytkownika (ang. emotion elicitation) * reprezentację informacji o emocjach użytkownika (ang. emotion representation/ affect modelling) i zarządzanie nimi * ekspresję emocji lub reakcję na emocje przez programy np. przez wirtualne postaci (ang. affect expression) * wybrane zastosowania to badanie użyteczności oprogramowania rozszerzone o aspekty emocjonalne * badania wzorców behawioralnych w połączeniu...

  • Inteligentne Systemy Interaktywne

    Naturalne interfejsy, umożliwiające inteligentną interakcję człowiek-maszyna z możliwością oddziaływania na możliwie wszystkie zmysły człowieka równocześnie i bez potrzeby jego wcześniejszego szkolenia w zakresie używania typowych urządzeń zewnętrznych komputera, w tym z wykorzystaniem metod automatycznego rozpoznawania i syntezy mowy, biometrii, proaktywnych (samo-wykonywalnych) dokumentów elektronicznych, rozpoznawania emocji...

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  • Modern Methods of Software Development

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    - TASK Quarterly - Year 2015

    Software development methods consist of such activities like analysis, planning, development, testing, deployment, maintenance and retirement. All of them can be divided into two main categories - traditional and agile. The objective of this paper is to review some of the most popular traditional, agile and open source development methods. Special attention was paid to the common stages of all methods - testing and maintenance.

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  • Emotions in the software development process

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    - Year 2013

    This paper presents the results of a survey on the experience of emotions in the work of software developers. Quantitative analysis revealed information about emotions affecting programmers, their frequency and impact on their performance. The concept of emotional risk to productivity was also presented. It allows to choose the emotional states, which should be avoided. Furthermore, all collected data were analyzed with information...

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  • Software development methodologies and practices in start-ups

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    - IET Software - Year 2019

    Software start-ups are aiming to develop cutting-edge software products under highly uncertain conditions, overcoming fast-growing markets under multiple influences. This study aims to identify and analyse the existing scientific literature regarding software development methodologies and practices in software start-ups published between January 2006 and December 2017 using the systematic mapping study. The results identified 37...

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  • MaliciousIDE – software development environment that evokes emotions

    Emotions affect every aspect of human live, including work. Numerous studies in software engineering have shown that negative emotions can lower the productivity of programmers. Unlike traditional approaches to managing software development, modern methods, such as Agile and Lean, take into account human aspects of programming. To thoroughly investigate the impact of negative emotions on the work of programmers, a malicious integrated...

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  • Adopting Collaborative Games into Agile Software Development

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    - Year 2018

    Although the emergence of agile methods has triggered a growing awareness that social factors have a crucial impact on the success of software projects, neither the Scrum Guide nor the Agile Manifesto prescribe techniques that aid the human side of software development. To address this challenge, we enriched the Scrum process with a set of collaborative games. Collaborative games refer to techniques inspired by game play, but designed...

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