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• Buliding organizational knowledge in software and systems R&D organization

  Publication

  • E. Szczerbicki

  - Year 2006

  Omówiono specyficzne dla firm software podejście do tworzenia wiedzy organizacyjnej. Zaproponowano narzędzia pomocne w tworzeniu takiej wiedzy.

• Agnieszka Landowska dr hab. inż.

  People

  Department of Software Engineering

  Agnieszka Landowska works for Gdansk University of Technology, FETI, Department of Software Engineering.  Her research concentrates on usability, accessibility and technology adoption, as well as affective computing methods. She initiated Emotions in HCI Research Group and conducts resarch on User eXperiene evaluation of applications and other technologies.

• Software development methodologies and practices in start-ups

  Publication

  • M. Ahmad

  - 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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• Badania właściwości akustycznych komór semi-bezechowychprzyczep do badania hałasu opon: Tiresonic MK2, Tiresonic MK3 oraz Slipsonic

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  • R. Woźniak
  • P. Mioduszewski
  • S. Taryma
  • G. Ronowski

  - Year 2005

  Przyczepy badawcze: Tiresonic MK2, Tiresonic MK3 oraz SlipSonic służą do badania hałasu opon do samochodów osobowych i dostawczych. Wszystkie przyczepy wyposażone są w komory semo-bezechowe, osłaniające koła z badanymi oponami. omówiono konstrukcję poszczególnych komór. Przedstawiono eksperyment badawczy, którego celem było wyznaczenie własności akustycznych tych komór. Podano i omówiono wyniki tych badań.

• A comprehensive overview of software product management challenges

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  • O. Springer
  • J. Miler

  - EMPIRICAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERING - Year 2022

  The principal focus of software product management is to ensure the economic success of the product, which means to prolong the product life as much as possible with modest expenditures to maximizs profits. Software product managers play an important role in the software development organization while being responsible for the strategy, business case, product roadmap, high-level requirements, product deployment (release-management),...

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• Ontology-Aided Software Engineering

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  • P. Kapłański

  - Year 2012

  This thesis is located between the fields of research on Artificial Intelligence (AI), Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KRR), Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) and Model Driven Engineering (MDE). The modern offspring of KRR - Description Logic (DL) [Baad03] is considered here as a formalization of the software engineering Methods & Tools. The bridge between the world of formal specification (governed by the mathematics)...

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• An empirical study on the impact of AspectJ on software evolvability

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  • A. Przybyłek

  - EMPIRICAL SOFTWARE ENGINEERING - Year 2018

  Since its inception in 1996, aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has been believed to reduce the effort required to maintain software systems by replacing cross-cutting code with aspects. However, little convincing empirical evidence exists to support this claim, while several studies suggest that AOP brings new obstacles to maintainability. This paper discusses two experiments conducted to evaluate the impact of AspectJ (the most...

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• Improving agility and discipline of software development with the Scrum and CMMI

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  • K. Łukasiewicz
  • J. Miler

  - IET Software - Year 2012

  This study presents a method of combining the Scrum methodology with the CMMI maturity model to improve bothagility and discipline of software development. First, the authors propose the CMMI-Scrum reference model, which maps Scrumpractices onto 123 practices of CMMI staged levels 2 and 3. For 60% of CMMI practices, which are insufficiently covered byScrum they add new practices that improve discipline while maintaining agility....

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• Systems Software Design 1

  e-Learning Courses

  • A. Harasimiuk
  • P. Spaleniak

  Systems Software Design  

• Critical systems software testing and QA - Spring'24

  e-Learning Courses

  • A. Kaczmarek
  • B. Wiszniewski

  Course objectives: Present software development standards in the European space industry and techniques of their implementation. Learn how to assess and manage critical system software quality in an IT project. Gain basic hands-on experience in bug tracking and reporting in a software project.