CSCW and Software Engineering

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Folie a: Name

CSCW and Software Engineering

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Winter Semester 2013/2014

Lecturer:

University of Duisburg-Essen Faculty of Engineering Institute of Computer Engineering Prof. Dr.-Ing. Axel Hunger

CSCW and Software Engineering WS 2013/14 Lecturer: Dr.-Ing. Stefan Werner

Lecturer:

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Werner

Pascal Klein, M.Sc.

University Duisburg-Essen

Faculty of Engineering

Institute Computer Engineering

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This course is mandatory for

• ISE M.Sc. Computer Science & Communications Engineering (PO 08)

• M Sc Elektro

nd Informationstechnik (Technische Informatik)

• M.Sc. Elektro- und Informationstechnik (Technische Informatik)

• M.Sc. Wirtschaftsingenieur (Informationstechnik und Wirtschaft)

ISE M.Sc. Computer Engineering (PO 04 !!)

Can be choosen as elective for all other M Sc Degree Courses at the

Can be choosen as elective for all other M.Sc. Degree Courses at the

Faculty of Engineering

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Structure, Time, Room

• Lectures:

Wednesday 14:00 (s.t.) - 15:30

BB 130

• Labs:

Mondays (8:00-16:00)

Pascal Klein, M.Sc.

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Werner

[email protected]

Labs starts not before November

Online registration required

Students also have to give a final presentation on their lab results

(and have to write a paper)

- date and place will be

anounced-(during the lab time)

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Semester Schedule

Lab requires registration

Registration open from 14.10.2013 til

28.10.2013

www.uni-due.de/ti

Lab Experiments

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Lecture: Learning Goals

• Global Engineering/ CSCW/ Groupware

• Methods and techniques

– to analyse, select, develope and introduce CSCW/

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Groupware Applications

– Non-technical aspects: virtual teams, inter cultural

communication

– combining CSCW and SWE

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Lab: Learning goals

• Experience:

– Electronic meeting rooms

– Video conferencing studio

– Desktop Conferencing

Desktop Conferencing

– BSCW

– but also:

- presentation techniques

- working with research papers

- writing skills (scientific style)

• Focus:

NOT on overal functionality and general usage

– NOT on overal functionality and general usage

– BUT on special features for team support/ CSCW

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Lectures: Requirements

• Requirements for lectures:

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Fundamentals of

Software-Engineering

- Development methods

(structured analysis and/or

• Lectures:

Wednesday 14:00 (s.t.) - 15:30

BB 130

_{(structured analysis and/or}

object oriented analysis)

- Software life cycle

−

Programming

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at least basic knowledge in one

programming language

Dr.-Ing. Stefan Werner

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Acquaintance with standard

software

(word processing, graphic program...)

Sample exam at the

end of the semester

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Registration is open till

Oct 28th

Choose the correct

degree course during

Lab: Registration

Lab: Online registration required

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registration!

Lab schedule and group

assignement will be

published before

November.

Lab exercises do not

start before November.

Check Website for

anouncement

Website for online Registration

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Lab

• Groups

consist of 3 (4) students

• Group assignment will be done by the institute !!!

• Special wishes

(time, group mate,...) shall be send via email (before Oct 28th) to

[email protected]

• After the official announcement of group assignment and lab schedule their

is no chance for any changes !!

• Lab attendance

is mandatory as well as giving a final presentation and writing a

paper

http://www.ti.uni-due.de/ti/en/education/teaching/ws1314/cscwse/lab/registration

Website for online Registration

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Lab

Lab attendance is mandatory.

• Only

successful Lab attendance

guarantees all credits of „CSCW &

Software Engineering“.

Successful lab attendance will be

documented on your Experiment

manuals

• For students who miss more than one

experiment the attendance can not be

documented.

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Those students have to take the

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Those students have to take the

whole lab again – one year later !!!

- to receive the full credits.

Website for online Registration

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Lab Attandance Sheet

Bring experiment

manual

•Successful attendance can be documented on very experiment manual by

two

signatures

to every experiment to

get signatures !!!

in advance at home !!

Students are allowed to do the

antestat only if they finished all

required preparation tasks

and

if they show required results

from the last experiment

Website for online Registration

http://www.ti.uni-due.de/ti/en/education/teaching/ws1314/cscwse/lab/registration

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Material

• Lectures: slides

• Lab: Manuals

• all material will be available online at latest one week before

lecture/lab.

• All material can be downloaded from our institutes website:

http://www.ti.uni-due.de

follow links to „CSCW & Software Engineering“ folder

It is mandatory to bring the respective experiment manual

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Lecture slides

Download or copy lecture slides prior to the lectures and bring them to

the lectures so that you

• can add own comments, handwritten comments from lecturer, etc

• are able to produce your own, individual lecture notes

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The Lectures Website

http://www.ti.uni-due.de

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Literature (Books)

CSCW/Groupware

in English Language

• Borghoff, U.M.; Schlichter, J.H.: Computer Supported

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Cooperative Work

, Springer Verlag 2000 [43 TZR 1822]

• Andriessen, J.H.E. : Working with Groupware

Berlin Springer 2003 (D05 TZT1864)

in German Language

• Borghoff, U.M.; Schlichter, J.H.: Rechnergestützte Gruppenarbeit,

Springer Verlag 1998 [01 TZR 1597]

• Schwabe, Gerhard [Hrsg.] : CSCW-Kompendium. -

Berlin

[u.a.] : Springer, 2001 ISBN: 3-540-67552-3 [43-TZR 1898]

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Literature (Books)

CSCW & Software Engineering

in English Language

• J. Altmann, “Cooperative Software Development: Computer-Supported

Coordination and Cooperation”,

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PhD-Thesis, Trauner, Linz, 1999.

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• Deek, Govinda, McHugh, Computer Supported Collaboration with

Applications to Software Development

Kluwer Academic 2003

(D05 TZT1856)

• Karolak, Dale W.: Global Software Development.

IEEE Society

Press, 1998 [D43]

in German Language

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• S. Werner, „Synchrone Groupware für die

Software Engineering Ausbildung“,

dissertation.de-Verlag, Berlin 2003 [01 TWQ 4831],

[also electronically available at UDE library]

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Literature (Books)

Virtual Teams/Intercultural Communication

in English Language

• Duarte, Tennant Snyder: Mastering Virtual teams,

Duarte, Tennant Snyder: Mastering Virtual teams,

Wiley & Sons 2006

(D01 TZT1872)

in German Language

• M. Sulzbacher: Virtuelle Teams,

Tectum Verlag, Marburg, 2003

• B. Orlikowski: Management virtueller Teams,

Deutscher Universitäts

Verlag, Wiesbaden, 2002

• Herczeg M Virtuelle Teams

Graue Reihe des Instituts Arbeit und Technik

Herczeg, M. Virtuelle Teams

Graue Reihe des Instituts Arbeit und Technik

(D01 QAF2455)

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Literature – selected

Readings-•

Journals

– Kluwer Journal on CSCW

– ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction

– IEEE Transactions on Multimedia

– ACM/Springer Multimedia Systems Journal

– Kluwer Multimedia Tools and Applications

– IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking

– Communications of the ACM

• Conferences

– ACM CSCW, ACM ECSCW, ACM SIGGROUP, CRIWG Workshop

– ACM CHI, ACM UIST, IUI

– ACM SIGCOMM, IEEE Infocom

– ACM Multimedia

– NetGames, ACE Workshop

some are available

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Exam

Exam will be

• closed Book

• Multiple choice

• A sample exam

– will be handed out at the end of the semester and

– will be discussed during the last lecture