Towards an assessment framework of reuse: a knowledge-level analysis approach

Beydoun, Ghassan; Hoffmann, Achim; García, Ramón Ferreiro; Shen, Jun; Gill, Asif Qumer

doi:10.1007/s40747-019-0116-1

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“…Furthermore, Beydoun, Hoffmann, and Garcia, (2020) investigated the success factors that underpin software reuse practices. From the case study and knowledge level analysis, Beydoun et al, (2020) revealed 5 factors that must be considered when applying reuse practices, namely software-related components, domain components, libraries, used, methodology used, and the developers' knowledge and experience. However, Beydoun et al, (2020) did not provide empirical evidence to support the framework.…”

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“…From the case study and knowledge level analysis, Beydoun et al, (2020) revealed 5 factors that must be considered when applying reuse practices, namely software-related components, domain components, libraries, used, methodology used, and the developers' knowledge and experience. However, Beydoun et al, (2020) did not provide empirical evidence to support the framework. Makitalo et al, (2020) introduced opportunistic reuse terms and conducted mixed-method studies to understand how developers apply new forms of software reuse when developing real-world software systems.…”

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How Freelance Developers Embrace Software Reuse Practice? A perspective analysis using clustering techniques

Osman,

Tuan Zakaria,

Abdul Wahid

et al. 2024

E-BPJ

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The advancement of ICT technologies has modernized software development practices, thus presenting opportunities for developers to reuse software components in developing new software. These practices allow developers to use reliable reusable software components to quickly develop software. However, not much research has reported how freelance developers capitalize on these practices, despite the rapid rise of freelancing development. This research investigates how freelance developers embrace software reuse practices to achieve project success. A survey that gathers 351 responses from freelancers was analyzed using clustering techniques, revealing high levels of self-efficacy and satisfaction towards deploying software reuse practices and highlighting the need for software development firms to embrace this method.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

How Freelance Developers Embrace Software Reuse Practice? A perspective analysis using clustering techniques

Osman,

Tuan Zakaria,

Abdul Wahid

et al. 2024

E-BPJ

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“…In this work authors describe that how the efficiency and interoperability in e-government services can be improved by applying blockchain and by using ontological reasoning on government data. Additionally, an ontology based assessment framework is presented in Beydoun et al (2020). The proposed framework makes the use of ontology based approach to identify and reuse the different factors in data oriented framework development.…”

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LOPDF: a framework for extracting and producing open data of scientific documents for smart digital libraries

Aslam

2021

PeerJ Computer Science

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Background Results of scientific experiments and research work, either conducted by individuals or organizations, are published and shared with scientific community in different types of scientific publications such as books, chapters, journals, articles, reference works and reference works entries. One aspect of these documents is their contents and the other is metadata. Metadata of scientific documents could be used to increase mutual cooperation, find people with common interest and research work, and to find scientific documents in the matching domains. The major issue in getting these benefits from metadata of scientific publications is availability of these data in unstructured (or semi-structured) format so that it can not be used to ask smart queries that can help in computing and performing different types of analysis on scientific publications data. Also, acquisition and smart processing of publications data is a complicated as well as time and resource consuming task. Methods To address this problem we have developed a generic framework named as Linked Open Publications Data Framework (LOPDF). The LOPDF framework can be used to crawl, process, extract and produce machine understandable data (i.e., LOD) about scientific publications from different publisher specific sources such as portals, XML export and websites. In this paper we present the architecture, process and algorithm that we developed to process textual publications data and to produce semantically enriched data as RDF datasets (i.e., open data). Results The resulting datasets can be used to make smart queries by making use of SPARQL protocol. We also present the quantitative as well as qualitative analysis of our resulting datasets which ultimately can be used to compute the research behavior of organizations in rapidly growing knowledge society. Finally, we present the potential usage of producing and processing such open data of scientific publications and how results of performing smart queries on resulting open datasets can be used to compute the impact and perform different types of analysis on scientific publications data.

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“…In the learning process of Porgramming course, the lecturer's assessment of these skills is still low. (Beydoun et al, 2020). Based on their analysis of the assessment of programming teaching materials on the ability to enhance students' collaboration skills claimed that the assessment of programming materials has not optimally empowered student collaboration abilities.…”

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confidence: 99%

development of cooperative project

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Ganefri

Ridwan

et al. 2022

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The research aims to review the development of a model of Cooperative Project-Based Learning in Web Programming Course to analyze the collaborative learning process between cooperative learning with the Jigsaw technique and Project- based learning (PJBL) that involve learning abilities in 21st, 4C (Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and Creativity) in order to produce a learning model that can provide instructional and accompaniment impact for students. This model has the concept of learning in groups and the existence of expert groups. It also incorporates project learning, project monitoring, 4C-based Project Planning Design, and Information system-based development where projects are developed based on information systems and technology, project reports and presentations, and evaluations that include rewards and reflections.

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Towards an assessment framework of reuse: a knowledge-level analysis approach

Cited by 7 publications

References 24 publications

How Freelance Developers Embrace Software Reuse Practice? A perspective analysis using clustering techniques

How Freelance Developers Embrace Software Reuse Practice? A perspective analysis using clustering techniques

LOPDF: a framework for extracting and producing open data of scientific documents for smart digital libraries

development of cooperative project

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