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FSDPerson Carolyn Seaman, Ph.D.
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FSDPerson Jeff Tian, Ph.D.
FSDPerson Dongsong Zhang, Ph.D.
FSDPerson Hongfang Liu, Ph.D.
ArticleReference A Replicated Survey of IT Software Project Failure Rates
Despite various reports coming from industry about the failure rates of software projects, there is still uncertainty about the actual figures. To obtain ...
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PDF File AffyProbeMiner: a web resource for computing or retrieving accurately redefined Affymetrix probe sets.
PDF of Liu, H, Zeeberg, BR, Gang, Q, Koru, AG, Ferrucci, A, Kahn, A, Ryan, M, Nuhanovic, A, Munson, PJ, Reinhold, WC, Kane, DW, and Weinstein, JN (2007): ...
PDF File A Survey of Quality Assurance Practices in Biomedical Open Source Software Projects
PDF of Koru, AG, Emam, KE, Neisa, A, and Umarji, M (2007): Journal of Medical Internet Research, 9(2):e8. Located at portal path: ...
PDF File Defect Handling in Medium and Large Open Source Projects
PDF of Koru, AG and Tian, J (2004): IEEE Software, 21(4):54-61. Located at portal path: ...
PDF File Building Effective Defect-Prediction Models in Practice
PDF of Koru, AG and Liu, H (2005): IEEE Software, 22(6):23-29. Located at portal path: ...
PDF File An empirical comparison and characterization of high defect and high complexity modules
PDF of Koru, AG and Tian, J (2003): Journal of Systems and Software, 67(3):153-163. Located at portal path: ...
PDF File Identifying and characterizing change-prone classes in two large-scale open-source products
PDF of Koru, AG and Liu, H (2007): Journal of Systems and Software, 80(1):63-73. Located at portal path: ...
ArticleReference An empirical comparison and characterization of high defect and high complexity modules
We analyzed a large set of complexity metrics and defect data collected from six large-scale software products, two from IBM and four from Nortel Networks, to ...
ArticleReference Defect Handling in Medium and Large Open Source Projects
Open source projects have resulted in numerous high-quality, widely used products. Understanding the defect-handling strategies such projects employ can help ...
ArticleReference Building Effective Defect-Prediction Models in Practice
Predicting defect-prone modules successfully can help software developers improve product quality by focusing quality assurance activities on those modules. We ...
ArticleReference Identifying and characterizing change-prone classes in two large-scale open-source products
Developing and maintaining open-source software has become an important source of profit for many companies. Change-prone classes in open-source products ...
ArticleReference A Survey of Quality Assurance Practices in Biomedical Open Source Software Projects
Background: Open source (OS) software is continuously gaining recognition and use in the biomedical domain, for example, in health informatics and ...
ArticleReference AffyProbeMiner: a web resource for computing or retrieving accurately redefined Affymetrix probe sets.
MOTIVATION: Affymetrix microarrays are widely used to measure global expression of mRNA transcripts. That technology is based on the concept of a probe set. ...
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Event Maryland Software Day - Note this is not a UMBC event but it is on College Park Campus.
Learn about the cutting-edge software research at the University of Maryland and the Fraunhofer Center for Experimental Software Engineering, and network with ...
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