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Collaborative traceability management: a multiple case study from the perspectives of organization, process, and culture

Rebekka Wohlrab, E. Knauss, J. Steghöfer, Salome Maro, Anthony Anjorin et al. In: Requirements Engineering. 2018

Abstract: Traceability is crucial for many activities in software and systems engineering including monitoring the development progress, and proving compliance with standards. In practice, the use and maintenance of trace links are challenging as artifacts undergo constant change, and development takes place in distributed scenarios with multiple collaborating stakeholders. Although traceability management ...

Data aggregation processes: a survey, a taxonomy, and design guidelines

Simin Cai, B. Gallina, Dag Nyström, C. Seceleanu. In: Computing. 2018

Abstract: Data aggregation processes are essential constituents for data management in modern computer systems, such as decision support systems and Internet of Things systems, many with timing constraints. Understanding the common and variable features of data aggregation processes, especially their implications to the time-related properties, is key to improving the quality of the designed system and redu...

Data aggregation processes: a survey, a taxonomy, and design guidelines

Simin Cai, B. Gallina, Dag Nyström, C. Seceleanu. In: Computing. 2018

Enacting Emergent Configurations in the IoT Through Domain Objects

Fahed Alkhabbas, Martina De Sanctis, Romina Spalazzese, A. Bucchiarone, P. Davidsson et al. In: . 2018

Introduction to the special issue on software engineering in practice

J. Bosch, K. Cooper, Frances Paulisch. In: Software: Practice and Experience. 2018

Abstract: The ever-increasing complexity of software and rapidly changing development environments continues to drive the evolution of new technologies, techniques, and tools. This special issue, Software Engineering in Practice, provides the software engineering community with a valuable collection of current, high-quality research articles that explore topics driven by real problems in the industry. The i...

Experimentation growth: Evolving trustworthy A/B testing capabilities in online software companies

Aleksander Fabijan, Pavel A. Dmitriev, Colin McFarland, Lukas Vermeer, H. Olsson et al. In: Journal of Software: Evolution and Process. 2018

Abstract: Companies need to know how much value their ideas deliver to customers. One of the most powerful ways to accurately measure this is by conducting online controlled experiments (OCEs). To run experiments, however, companies need to develop strong experimentation practices as well as align their organization and culture to experimentation. The main objective of this paper is to demonstrate how to ru...

Effective Test Suite Design for Detecting Concurrency Control Faults in Distributed Transaction Systems

Simin Cai, B. Gallina, Dag Nyström, C. Seceleanu. In: . 2018

Adapting Quality Assurance to Adaptive Systems: The Scenario Coevolution Paradigm

Thomas Gabor, Marie Kiermeier, Andreas Sedlmeier, B. Kempter, C. Klein et al. In: . 2018

Abstract: From formal and practical analysis, we identify new challenges that self-adaptive systems pose to the process of quality assurance. When tackling these, the effort spent on various tasks in the process of software engineering is naturally re-distributed. We claim that all steps related to testing need to become self-adaptive to match the capabilities of the self-adaptive system-under-test. Otherwi...

Formal Methods in Industrial Practice - Bridging the Gap (Track Summary)

M. Felderer, D. Gurov, M. Huisman, B. Lisper, R. Schlick. In: . 2018

Collaborative Modeling in Software Engineering

H. Muccini, J. Bosch, A. Hoek. In: IEEE Softw.. 2018

Abstract: The topic of collaborative modeling has long been relevant in software. Collaborative facilities are part and parcel of modeling tools, and every day hundreds of thousands of developers engage in collaborative modeling of some sort. This theme issue contains four articles spanning a variety of areas in collaborative modeling. The first article offers a somewhat classic approach to handling collabo...

FLA2FT: Automatic Generation of Fault Tree from ConcertoFLA Results

Z. Haider, B. Gallina, Enrique Zornoza Moreno. In: 2018 3rd International Conference on System Reliability and Safety (ICSRS). 2018

Abstract: Dependability-critical systems (e.g., space systems) need to be engineered according to dependability standards (e.g. ECSS standards), which require the application of various dependability analyses, including Fault Tree Analysis (FTA). Due to the complex nature of such systems, conducting FTA may turn out to be time-consuming and error prone. Thus, automation is highly desirable. In this paper, w...

Improving the experience for software-measurement system end-users: A story of two companies

Haoyu Wang, R. Hebig. In: Inf. Softw. Technol.. 2018

Abstract: © 2018 Context: Software measurement systems are used in large companies to provide developers with up-to-date feedback and metrics. Objective: However, the front-ends of these systems are often not ready to provide a real-time experience for the end-users, who sometimes have to wait minutes before visualizations are provided. Method: In this paper, we present the case studies of two large interna...

Deodoro Roca Textos Universitarios Escogidos Andrade y Rabinovich

H. Andrade, Leonardo Rabinovich. In: . 2018

On the correlation between testing effort and software complexity metrics

Adnan Muslija, Eduard Paul Enoiu. In: PeerJ Prepr.. 2018

Abstract: Software complexity metrics, such as code size and cyclomatic complexity, have been used in the software engineering community for predicting quality metrics such as maintainability, bug proneness and robustness. However, not many studies have addressed the relationship between complexity metrics and software testing and there is little experimental evidence to support the use of these code metric...

Special issue: Trust management

B. Esfandiari, J. Steghöfer. In: Web Intell.. 2018

Abstract: This special issue includes two high quality papers on the recent advances in trust management. These papers are extended versions of selected papers accepted at the 11th IFIP WG 11.11 International Conference on Trust Management, held in Gothenburg, Sweden, on June 12–16, 2017. Trust management has found increasing relevance given the current context of uncertainty in the quality of software down...