Software Development - Science topic

To effectively integrate cutting-edge technologies, consulting management can adopt several strategic approaches that leverage advanced tools and methodologies. Here are a few examples:

Assessing Needs and Capabilities

Consultants should begin with a thorough needs assessment to identify inefficiencies and areas for improvement within client organizations. This involves analyzing current processes and determining how technologies like AI, blockchain, and IoT can enhance operations.

Tailored Technology Solutions

Once needs are identified, consultants can implement tailored solutions that align with the client's strategic goals. For instance, deploying cloud-based ERP systems can centralize operations, improving coordination and reducing costs 2. Additionally, integrating AI for predictive analytics allows businesses to make informed decisions based on data-driven insights.

Training and Support

Consulting firms must provide comprehensive training and support to ensure that employees can effectively utilize new technologies. This includes conducting workshops and offering resources that enhance proficiency in advanced tools.

Utilizing Collaboration Tools

Effective communication is crucial during the integration process. Consultants can leverage collaboration tools such as video conferencing, project management software, and virtual whiteboards to facilitate seamless interactions among team members and clients.

Continuous Monitoring and Adaptation

Post-implementation, it is essential to monitor the effectiveness of the integrated technologies and adapt strategies as needed. This ensures that the solutions remain relevant and continue to meet evolving business needs.

Significant issues in existing software engineering include:

Other issues might include burnout among developers, inadequate documentation, and insufficient focus on user experience.

You need to start by forming cross-functional teams to enhance collaboration. Conduct regular stand-ups to keep everyone aligned and address obstacles quickly. Use time-boxed iterations, like sprints, to deliver incremental improvements and adapt to feedback. Emphasize a strong product backlog managed by a dedicated product owner to prioritize tasks. Implement continuous integration and automated testing to ensure quality and quick delivery. Encourage open communication and retrospectives to identify areas for improvement and foster a culture of continuous learning. Lastly, adapt Agile frameworks, such as Scrum or Kanban, to fit the team's specific needs and organizational context, ensuring flexibility in processes and tools.

Dear Mohamed el Nawawy ,

Large language model (LLM) systems, such as ChatGPT1 or Gemini2, can show impressive reasoning and question-answering capabilities but often ‘hallucinate’ false outputs and unsubstantiated answers,. Answering unreliably or without the necessary information prevents adoption in diverse fields, with problems including fabrication of legal precedents5 or untrue facts in news articles6 and even posing a risk to human life in medical domains such as radiology..

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Shafagat

Yes, it is necessary to transition away from Waterfall practices for mobile app development projects. Agile methodologies offer greater flexibility, faster adaptation to changing requirements, and improved collaboration, making them better suited for the dynamic nature of mobile app development.

Software engineering is constantly evolving, and one way it's improving is through the use of multimedia tools. These tools combine different elements like text, audio, and video to enhance various aspects of the software development process.

Here's a breakdown of emerging multimedia tools for software engineering process optimization:

These are just a few examples, and the potential applications of multimedia tools in software engineering are constantly growing. As these tools develop further, we can expect them to play an even greater role in optimizing the software development process, leading to higher quality software and faster development cycles.

Dear Ziad Rabea ,

By taking a multilingual software development approach, you can improve the efficiency of your localization processes, reduce translation cost, and provide a better experience for your software's international users. Here's how you can switch to a multilingual software development process.

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Shafagat

Dear Ahrane Mahaganapathy ,

Devin AI: US-based startup Cognition launched Devin AI, an artificial intelligence software, which alters the way code is debugged, written and deployed. Devin AI is a first of its kind and has the ability of taking a simple command and turning it into a functioning website or software program, Cognition, backed by the Founders Fund, said.

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Shafagat

A relatively universal metric of project success can be measured by 3 core project success factors: 1) Cost (was it within budget) 2) Schedule (was it completed on time) and 3) Performance (did the project accomplish its objectives). I was taught that in my project management classes, and evaluated as such upon the completion of my (and my fellow PM colleagues) projects (ranging in scope from several thousand- to many-millions of dollars) during my corporate career.

This is a PhD research topic in its own right. There's absolutely no way it can be answered in a short researchgate text.

Wasim Wahid Agile -Scrum is value-based with shorter iterations and Waterfall is schedule-based with clearly estimated costs and plan.

A popular metric for determining the "Complexity" of a software system is to count the number of Decision points in the software and that number gives you an idea of the complexity of the system relative to others and also a way of measuring the risk for faillure of the system in any way. Failures need to be classified by the impact of their not working and whether it causes a user to be dissatisfied with the result of some action or if it causes an outright crash of the system subsequently to the failure.

You should develop test cases and execute them to find bugs in your web site. Also, perform ad-hoc /exploratory testing to find bugs. Hope this helps !

Dear Isabella Jessy Layan Cortes ,

I am in doubt what it is you are looking for. Are you looking for OTHER ways than BMI, or are you looking for a tool which can carry out parts of the data collection + transfer to Google Sheets? It is a bit unclear which part you want to optimize on the process. I understand that you are searching for a faster method - but - for what? Please elaborate on this and I may be able to assist you. It will not cost you anything.

Sincerely

David Svarrer

The definition of a 'defect' must be defined within the context in which it is used. For example, 'techincal defect', 'functional defect', 'specification defect' and 'contract defect' can all occur in the realm of software development. And in each case, the parties involved must agree on the definition for it to be useful. There is no one standard used by the industry or even the majority of the industry as far as I know. If you want something abstract then I would say a defect is a failure to meet an agreed outcome.

So to get a more specific definition, you'll need to provide a more specific context and even then it is likely to be opinionated.

Yes Igor Toujilov , you are right. This is applicable for both open-source and commercial programming, but unlike the open-source programming, there will be proper monitoring, guidance and support from the management for a faster resolution even if a blocker/ bottleneck occurs at some stage of the development process. Also the Open-source developers don't have the motivation factor from financial incentives.

Hope so this might be helpful.

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The only weakness in my opinion is that all the software are proprietary and two different software cannot communicate with each other without compatibility issues.

Jaroslaw Grobelny My first thought was in recruitment within Entreprenology we talk sometimes about the teachability index. But here I think you should look within the Big five theory. The attached article might give you some tips, General mental ability, personality, and job performance

Thank you.

How about you create an app that helps users to create web pages with forms, without the need for them to code, everything is drag and drop, point and click, and your program will generate the scripts for their pages, with layouts, styling, forms, all handled by your software.

Hi Pradeep,

you may wish to look at another framework linking knowledge management, intellectual capital and project management. It is freely available at RG:

Meliha

Dear Rahul Yadav

These links might be helpful, have a look:

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdYsNNWlDtY

2. https://openclassrooms.com/en/courses/4614926-learn-the-command-line-in-terminal/4634366-create-files-via-the-command-line

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Qamar Ul Islam

Hi Ashkan

There are many validated scales related to effectiveness. Actualy, team effectiveness is often measured based on multiple sub scales, i.e. see the paper of Tekleab et al. (2009).

Part of team effectiveness is Team performance. A well accepted scale for team performance is the one of Van der Vegt & Bunderson (2005).

Hello,

I am intrigued by your recruitment process that isnt common in IT business.

While I just discovered the existence of simTK i admit being intellectually curious about it.

Could you be kind enough to provide some way for me to know if I might fit technical requirements?

IoT-specific protocols already exist at every layer of the OSI (open system interconnection) model, and the wide number of use cases across vertical industries guarantees that many new standards will emerge. The relatively high-ranking position of standards compared to other responses is a little unexpected because it is a more strategic issue and one that takes time, commitment, and investment to address. Therefore, it is encouraging to see that large enterprises recognize the significance of one of the more complex issues associated with IoT development. https://www.rtinsights.com/is-iot-development-that-different-from-web-development/

Because of the importance of security, if a system has high security, the raw and processed information and data will be preserved in it. On the other hand, the system is protected from worms and hackers.

For developers and app designers, internet service companies and so on,

security is important for computer system of all fields in computer sciences.

Worldwide all the people need the security for their system.

This is not my area of research. Good luck,

You may read this article, I think it may help you, based on practices.....

You may check these 2 papers

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Besides data security, as Syed Waqar already mentioned propperly, I think you can search for something related to the use of the cloud resources analysing SE aspects. For instance, how mature are the cloud technologies in terms of documentation? Are their documentation well organized and clear? Are these technologies easy to use/deploy? What are the problems commonly faced by cloud developers/architects?

For instance, recently I had to learn a bit of Openstack and I did not find good documentation freely available.

Another interesting topic you can explore is the reliability aspects of cloud systems. How the developers use to test cloud applications? This can lead to relate SE and RE/CE (Reliability Engineering/Chaos Engineering).

This is called Refactoring in Java and software engineering. There are many resources on the Internet on this subject.

Yes! You are very right! In your field it means using astronomical methodologies for the service of Islam! I think your question is related to astrophysics, the way you have explained it!

Tricky question. Depends on your Epoc+ Version and dongle version. Now Emotiv requires the subscription. So, headset version =<1.1 still works with most of open-source workarounds.

I believe that, just like learning a foreign language, immersion in the activity and culture of delivery is important. You can learn structure of language and such, but the idiomatic expressions and techniques come from innovative and diverse teams working together continuously.

Dear Dr. R M M Pradeep very interesting analysis regarding who are the most important stakeholders. Here we talk about integrated water management.

Let's do it.

I appreciate the request to comment, Rmm, but I don't think I know enough about your particular problem domain.

That's the thing about applying weights to survey respondents - making responses from one person, or a group of people, more important than those of another. You would do this if you have a legitimate reason to think that one group is severely under-represented in your sampling frame, or in your final sample. Or if you have a theoretical reason for giving greater value to the responses of some, and lesser value to others.

You need to have a theory, and/or good evidence, to support the use of weights in the first place and some ideas about how much those weights should apply.

Thinking about it some more, the purpose of your research is likely to be important too. If you're interested only in the value of real estate affected by floods then your weights may apply to the value associated with the people/organisations you survey. If you are interested in the effects on people's homes then you may minimise commercial real estate and apply weights based on the sizes of families.

Yes, all the users have their own unique data.

Thank you very much Muhammad, this information is useful. I'll try it.

Thank you Sajad for sharing this interesting discussion.

I think the results of design reliability with the aid of laboratory tests such as Accelerated Life Test as well as operational reliability through Failure rates over time can be useful for designers and maintenance engineers to make a good decision about component or system.

I wonder what do you mean by the classical safety parameters ?!

there are software like SUMO and Anylogic. I am working on AnyLogic and I feel more comfortable with it. You can try student version of anylogic it is avalable for free

You can use any related research in which went through with CFA (confirmatory factor analysis). Moreover, those research should show good psychometric properties as well. You may adopt or adapt the items based on your research purposes.

Great discussion point!!!

C K Gomathy Thanks so much for this paper. I've interpreted the methodology outlined as: 1) Create ratio of each performance dimension; 2) Run simulation on each dimension; 3) Check simulation against empirical data-to confirm weighting; 4) Compute Composite Index; 5) Smooth data (as needed)

we have worked with abaqus std for hydraulic fracturing simulation. You can find some examples in http://abaqus.software.polimi.it/v2016/books/exa/default.htm

Hey, sounds interesting! If you still need help with this, feel free to shoot me an email at olli@parvus.fi, we're glad to do projects like these! :)

Today enthusiasm for Python has spread far beyond that initial circle of developers, and some are predicting it will soon become the most popular programming language in the world, as it continues to add new users faster than any other language. Millions of people use Python each day, with the exponential growth in users showing little sign of tailing off...

https://www.techrepublic.com/resource-library/whitepapers/python-is-eating-the-world-how-one-developer-s-side-project-became-the-hottest-programming-language-on-the-planet-cover-story-pdf/?ftag=TRE684d531&bhid=26515897512689358169344413145444

Unless there's something newer, the applicable software development principle would be Model-View-Controller (MVC), which is not specific to mobile development but is well suited to and widely used in that environment. Search on that and see what comes up.

Hi, first of all consider whether you are managing (doing managerial work) or coordinating your work? IMHO self-management is more about self-organising (coordinating) than managing (planing, organising, leading, controlling). Therefore if you are looking for solutions which could help you, could be more related to: visualization of the workflow (u can use: JIRA, Trello, LeanKanban Kit, Excel files :), Google Calendar... whatever as long as you use it and maintain it like a system -> I mean you will define you "Definition of Done" and use any of tool for visualizing where you are with your work). .. If you want to increase the quality of your code ... then ... sure you can do it by yourself but... consider to invite somebody for code review. If you are looking for a brilliant software architectural patterns... then I cannot help you (yet, nobody found golden grall). If you are looking for more automation in your daily routine then consider to learn more about continuous integration/deployment and tool which might help you handle it.

Hamed Dinari Kgs Venkatesan Thank you so much for your help.

Dear Fenan Atobrhan

Hi

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Obviously in both . For a specific software like C, C++, Java , SQL, ORACLE intra disciplinary coding is most common . But connecting a GUI with a CUI technique

like Microsoft visual studio can be connected to a data base like ORACLE to create a good interdisciplinary user friendly .

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COCOMO is very good effort estimation techniques because is very flexible and the project team can adapt it according to requirements. There are other techniques that yo should consider such as: function points, use case points, decomposition, and others.

In computational settings it is difficult to analyze this kind of interactions. The main issues involve are, when we make molecular models of nanoparticles based on observed geometries in literature based on electron microscopy and other envelop deciphering methods...such as for instance for ZnO nano particles, possible geometries are:

1. Simple Box

2. Sphere

3. Cylinderical

4. Cone

5. Frustrum

6. Square pyramid

7. Tetrahedron

We may take molecular structure of the molecules such as ZnO, gold and silver compounds, whatever has been used to make these nanoparticles... after that we may expand those arrays applying the symetries of the crystal structure, based on the available information, we cut out the shapes and dimension of the nanoparticles... after that it may be docked with the enzyme structures... However, in our experience the nanoparticles surfaces was not observed to be same everywhere in terms of composition... therefore it is difficult to predict from which side it may interact with the active amino acid side chains on the enzymes...People are publishing results on this but with too much speculations and assumptions... which may not represent real information.

Agile manifesto and principles look extremely fascinating and practical on paper, it starts appearing equally ineffectual to produce a balance among project’s scope, time, cost, quality, and risks when materialized in a certain organizational culture, structure and environment in terms of success rate.

I think Agile Methodology foe mobile Application Development is good .The factors which need to be in place are : Idea of the application , Design , Development , Execution And Testing .

There could be a lot of reasons and the most effected one is the communication. Without communication a team member cannot

1) Express his/her problems

2) Understand the task he/she is going to work on

3) Enhance his/her confidence

4) Refine his/her communication skills

5) Be more productive and much more...

All these facts are based on real industrial experience that's why I'm not referencing any case study or methodology here.

Consider looking up the Software Carpentry project. It's been running for 20 years in various forms and is intended to help scientists write and share better code. The goal is help scientists do more science and spend less time on software (less designing, coding, testing, etc.)

Yu can create an app based on microservice using Spring boot and orchest it by Spring cloud. Spring boot an application framework for Java langauage that provides you the best practices for software development abd you can create a RESTful apps easily.

You can see this link: http://www.springboottutorial.com/creating-microservices-with-spring-boot-part-1-getting-started

You can see in this address where you can publish Software. There are around 1800 journals in Scopus. Also you can refine your search by country or region.

Adding big-data and data-mining capabilities to supply chain management systems is a good topic, powered by the increased attention to Industry 4.0.

On the same lines, any software implementation related to Industry 4.0 under more specific conditions (for example, limitations of 3rd-world countries) is also a good research topic.

In any case, both suggestions will lead you to either develop a specific system, to research the development conditions, limitations, theory and architecture, or both.

Hello I'am interested to volunteer. What kind of software?

Dear Marton and dear Apartna, thank you once again for your comments.

We have done debugging of automatically generated code with my colleague Viktor Šlapák. Code was generated correctly, but in one line (this line was different for different examples of generated code) the code for no reason didn't jump to following line but instead jumped out of available memory every time.

Fortunately, we have more than one DRV8312 kit, so we tried another kits. These were running correctly without stopping. I did many of different tests, but execution is stopping only with that first one kit which is probably somehow damaged. To conclude, we guess it is a hardware problem.

Denning's 'Age of Agile' https://www.amazon.co.uk/AGE-AGILE-DENNING/dp/0814439098/