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(AUT University; 2001)Software forensics is here regarded as the particular field of inquiry that, by treating pieces of program source code as linguistically and stylistically analyzable entities, attempts to investigate various aspects of ... -
(AUT University Centre for Research on Information Systems Management (CRISM); 2007)
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(AUT University, National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications (NACCQ); 2006)This paper presents a framework for the representation of uncertainty in the estimates used to predict the duration of software design projects. The modelling framework utilises Monte Carlo simulation to compute the ... -
(AUT University, Emerald; 2007)Purpose – The purpose of this research is to obtain an updated assessment of the use of standard methods in IS development practice in New Zealand, and to compare these practices to those reported elsewhere. Design/meth ... -
(AUT University, The British Computer Society (BCS); 2008)Background: In 1997 the International Software Benchmarking Standards Group (ISBSG) began to collect data on software projects. Since then they have provided copies of their repository to researchers and practitioners, ... -
(AUT University, University of Wollongong / Australasian Association for Information Systems and Australian Computer Society; 2007)User participation in IS development has become an established practice perceived to improve both the development process and its outcomes. Recently, however, Markus and Mao (2004) have highlighted the need to revisit user ... -
(IEEE Computer Society Press, AUT University; 2008)We elaborate on the analogy between humans and bespoke software systems and we use this analogy to inform an alternative perspective on the development and management of such systems. -
(ACM Press, AUT University; 2009)Existing software process models such as Waterfall and XP are characterised by unstated assumptions, a consequence of which is that we can not easily compare models or transfer data from one model to another. This means ... -
(AUT University, IEEE; 2009)Planning and replanning software projects involves selecting activities according to organisational policies, project goals and contexts, deciding how to effect the activities, and dealing with uncertainty in activity ... -
(Delta/Publizon, AUT University; 2009)There is, at the present time, no model to effectively support context-aware process change in small software organisations. The assessment reference models, for example, SPICE and CMMI, provide a tool for identifying gaps ...