Winter Term 2017/2018
Open Theses
- DevOps: A Blue Print for Microservice Projects
- DevOps: Trustworthy Quality Gates for Continuous Delivery and Deployment
- Moving from a Monolith to Microservices in a DevOps Environment
- Developing a Template Code Generator for Domain-Driven Design Projects
- Developing Microservices for an eCommerce System
- DevOps: Extending JARVIS Framework
- DevOps: Continuous Analysis of Infrastructure as Code
- DevOps-aware Software Complexity
- DevOps: Continuous Experimentation
- DevOps: Let’s make JARVIS cloud-native
- DevOps: Analyzing Operating Data from JARVIS
- DevOps: Smells and Anti-Patterns for Continuous Delivery Pipelines
- DevOps: Smart Modeling Support and Tooling for JARVIS
- A Framework for Comparing and Selecting Combinatorial Testing Strategies
- DevOps: Continuous Performance Testing
- Applying Baysian Networks for Automated Modelling of the Archimate Technology Layer
- Adapting Existing Evolution Scenarios to the Domain of EAM
- Aggregating Operational Data to the Level of EAM
- Developing of a Procedure to Rate the Quality of Data stored in Enterprise Architecture Repositories
Current Theses
- Evaluation of Regression Test Optimization Strategies
- A Model-based Invoice Preparation Framework for the Energy Market
- Extending COMET
- DevOps: Let’s make JARVIS cloud-native
- Comparing Graph Analytic Approach To Analyze Enterprise Architecture Models
- Reconstructing Input Parameter Models from Combinatorial Test Suites
- Using BPMN to model Continuous Delivery Pipelines
- Developing a Autonomous Smart Deployment Agent for the Internet of Things
- Model-driven Test Script Generation from Abstract Test Data Models
- Combining Constraint Solving and Genetic Algorithms to solve Knapsack Problems
- Estimating Refactoring Efforts of Code Smells