Collaborative Software Engineering

by Ivan Mistrík (Editor), John Grundy (Editor), André van der Hoek (Editor)

1) Colaborative Software Engineering: Concepts and Techniques.- Part 1: Characterizing Collaborative Software Engineering 2) Global Software Engineering: A Software Process Approach - 3) Requirements-Driven Collaboration: Leveraging the Invisible Relationsships between Requirements and People - 4) Collaboration in Software Engineering: Five Stages of Decoupling - 5) Collaboration, Communication and Coordination in Agile Software Development Practice - 6) Applications of Ontologies in Collaborative Software Development Part 2: Tools and Techniques 7) Towards and Beyond Being There in Collaborative Software Development - 8) Continuous Coordination Tools and Their Evaluation - 9) The Configuration Management Role in Collaborative Software Engineering - 10) The GRIFFIN Collaborative Virtual Community for Architectural Knowledge Management - 11) Supporting Expertise Communication in Developer-Centered Collaborative Software Development Environments Part 3: What We Know about Collaborative Software Engineering 12) Distributed and Collaborative Software Analysis - 13) Dynamic Analysis of Communication and Collaboration in OSS Projects - 14) A Comparison of Commonly Used Processes for Multi-Site Software Development Part 4: Emerging Issues in Collaborative Software Engineering 15) Collaboration Practices and Affordances in OSS Development - 16) OUTSHORE Maturity Model: Assistance for Software Offshore Outsourcing Decisions - 17) Collaborative Software Architecting through Knowledge Sharing - 18) Collaborative Product Line Requirements Engineering using Rationale - 19) Collaborative Software Engineering: Challenges and Prospects.

Genres: Technology

436 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2010