4.3 Finished Theses

Abstract: In the context of the prevalent use of Free/Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS), this thesis emphasizes the need to shift license compliance in JavaScript User Interfaces (UIs) from merely “being done, right?” to genuinely “being done right”. It underscores the collective responsibilit...

Abstract: This thesis investigates obstacle avoidance strategies for cleaning robots in industrial environments with a present Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) fleet and presents a comparative evaluation of these strategies. The study aims to enable safe and efficient navigation for cleaning robots b...

Abstract: Exchanging open data plays an increasingly important role in the domain of mobility. A wide range of participants provide and consume data, involving subjects such as traffic management or public transportation. To make use of the data, programming proficiency is necessary in order to rea...

Abstract: This thesis deals with the implementation of an open source trip planner for the public transport association VGN, the results of which take into account both parking the bicycle at a stop and taking the bicycle on public transport until the destination. In principle, software already exi...

Abstract: Open transport data enables innovation by offering a vast amount of information for developers, researchers, urban planners, and entrepreneurs to create new applications, services, and business models. However, the lack of specific guidelines for making data “open” has led to the exis...

Abstract: QDAcity is a cloud-based web application for multiple researchers to collaboratively conduct Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) in shared projects. Qualitative data (in textual, visual, or audio form) can be open for interpretation and drawing of subjective conclusions. Thus, enabling and en...

Abstract: Nowadays, many applications are developed using a microservice-based architecture. In this context, a software product consists of many individually developed services that communicate over a network. As microservices do not necessarily share a common code base, syntactic interoperability...

Abstract: Continuous improvement of products and processes is one of the key goals of any software development team striving for success in its company. As we know from the practice, necessary improvements are not only hard to identify but sometimes it is even harder to integrate them into a workin...

Abstract: Software engineering productivity is a metric that can be an indicator for softwarequality, development efficiency and developer satisfaction. As a result, the metric can be used for managerial decision making and is crucial to the success of a software project. However, even though the i...

Abstract: Microservice-based systems consist of loosely coupled, independent distributedservices, communicating over the network. The integration of the frontend in microservices is a central problem. In contrast to the back end services, one independent service is often used for the front end of a...