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09APR 2026
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Final Thesis: Extending Cross-Platform Java Virtual Machine for Deployment in Automotive Platforms and Sustainable Software Production
Abstract: The automotive industry’s transition toward Software-Defined Vehicles demands middleware that executes across heterogeneous Electronic Control Units running incompatible operating systems. Despite Java’s “write once, run anywhere” promise, deploying Java-based middleware (like a network application) on QNX real-time systems remains challenged by the absence of open-source Java Virtual Machine support and strict determinism requirements. This […]Abstract: The automotive industry’s transition toward Software-Defined Vehicles demands middleware that executes across heterogeneous Electronic Control Units running incompatible operating systems. Despite Java’s “write once, run anywhere” promise, deploying Java-based middleware (like a network application) on QNX real-time systems remains challenged by the absence of open-source Java Virtual Machine support and strict determinism requirements. This […]
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08APR 2026
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Final Thesis: Improving The Suggestion System Of A Cloud-Based Web Application
Abstract: QDAcity is a collaborative cloud-based web application for qualitative data analysis. Being a collaborative application, making suggestions can be very useful tool for many users. For this QDAcity offers a suggestion system, where instead of directly editing making changes, a user can suggest making changes. Up until now the suggestion system was very rudimentary, […]
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07APR 2026
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Final Thesis: Configurable SBOM and Legal Notice Exports for SCA Tool
Abstract: Modern software development relies heavily on third-party components, creating transparency deficits in software supply chains. A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) addresses this challenge by documenting component inventories. However, existing generation tools provide rigid outputs that cannot accommodate the diverse requirements of organizational stakeholders. This thesis develops a configurable SBOM export system that enables […]Abstract: Modern software development relies heavily on third-party components, creating transparency deficits in software supply chains. A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) addresses this challenge by documenting component inventories. However, existing generation tools provide rigid outputs that cannot accommodate the diverse requirements of organizational stakeholders. This thesis develops a configurable SBOM export system that enables […]
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06APR 2026
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Making final theses more agile
Over fifty years ago, Peter Naur stated that computing is a human learning activity. (I’m paraphrasing.) An example of this insight is that you may start a project with one set of requirements and that you may end the project (or timebox or release) with another (probably related) set of requirements. Requirements happen at the […]
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06APR 2026
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Final Thesis: Support of New Dependency Ecosystems in SCA Tool
Abstract: Modern software development heavily relies on third-party dependencies across diverse ecosystems, presenting significant challenges in maintaining security, legal compliance, and transparency. Software composition analysis (SCA) tools have become essential in addressing these concerns, but many struggle to support the growing number of programming languages and package managers. This thesis focuses on extending an existing […]Abstract: Modern software development heavily relies on third-party dependencies across diverse ecosystems, presenting significant challenges in maintaining security, legal compliance, and transparency. Software composition analysis (SCA) tools have become essential in addressing these concerns, but many struggle to support the growing number of programming languages and package managers. This thesis focuses on extending an existing […]
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03APR 2026
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Final Thesis: Automatic Summary of Code Contributions
Abstract: In collaborative software development, contributors frequently make code changes to a common code base. To avoid conflicts and contribute effectively, developers must keep up with the changes of others. Reading through code changes, pull request descriptions or issues can be time-consuming, particularly in large projects. While there is an abundance of research on generating […]
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