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cs.SE2018

Leadership Gap in Agile Teams: How Teams and Scrum Masters Mature

Simone V. Spiegler, Christoph Heinecke, Stefan Wagner

Motivation: How immature teams can become agile is a question that puzzles practitioners and researchers alike. Scrum is one method that supports agile working. Empirical research…

cs.SE2018

Too Trivial To Test? An Inverse View on Defect Prediction to Identify Methods with Low Fault Risk

Rainer Niedermayr, Tobias Röhm, Stefan Wagner

Background. Test resources are usually limited and therefore it is often not possible to completely test an application before a release. To cope with the problem of scarce resourc…

cs.SE2018

Asheetoxy: A Taxonomy for Classifying Negative Spreadsheet-related Phenomena

Daniel Kulesz, Stefan Wagner

Spreadsheets (sometimes also called Excel programs) are powerful tools which play a business-critical role in many organizations. However, due to faulty spreadsheets many bad decis…

cs.SE2018

From Monolith to Microservices: A Classification of Refactoring Approaches

Jonas Fritzsch, Justus Bogner, Alfred Zimmermann +1

While the recently emerged Microservices architectural style is widely discussed in literature, it is difficult to find clear guidance on the process of refactoring legacy applicat…

cs.SE2018

Model-Based Safety-Cases for Software-Intensive Systems

Peter Braun, Jan Philipps, Bernhard Schätz +1

Safety cases become increasingly important for software certification. Models play a crucial role in building and combining information for the safety case. This position paper ske…

cs.SE2018

Evaluating Maintainability Prejudices with a Large-Scale Study of Open-Source Projects

Tobias Roehm, Daniel Veihelmann, Stefan Wagner +1

Exaggeration or context changes can render maintainability experience into prejudice. For example, JavaScript is often seen as least elegant language and hence of lowest maintainab…