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Topic ID: |
1438 |
Title: |
Discontinuities in software development |
Supervisor: |
Paul Bannerman |
Research Area: |
Software Engineering |
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Assessor: |
Ross Jeffery |
Status: |
Active |
Type: |
Research |
Programs: |
SE |
Group Suitable: |
No |
Industrial: |
No |
Pre-requisites: |
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Description: |
This is a research topic that blends theoretical and practical analysis. The aim is to identify disruptions (discontintuities) that can occur during software development projects and consider the impact(s) they might have on outcomes. The analysis might investigate individual discontinuities or different categories of discontinuities. Part A will involve identification and definitition (from the litrature and/or practice) of the disruptions and their effects. Part B will involve validating your disruption profiles against real world experience. |
Comments: |
Dr Paul Bannerman is a NICTA research scientist and conjoint UNSW/CSE research fellow. You will need to attend review meetings at the NICTA ATP laboratory near the Redfern train station (13 Garden Street, Eveleigh).
This topic may be of interest to students considering post-graduate research. It provides basic foundations in independently investigating a research topic. |
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