NTNU @ Nordic OSS

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Part of NTNU's contribution at the Nordic OSS research network's kick-off meeting in Tampere, Finland. Presented by Øyvind Hauge, Daniela Cruzes and Reidar Conradi.

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  • 1. NTNU @ Nordic OSS Reidar Conradi, Daniela Cruzes, Thomas sterlie, and yvind Hauge Name, title of the presentation

2. Introduction 3. Who we are

  • NTNU
    • 20 000 students 4. 4500 employees
  • Department of Computer and Information Science
    • 150+ employees (50 faculty) 5. 35 nationalities
  • Software Engineering group
    • 25 employees (5.2 faculty) 6. 12 nationalities
  • OSS group
    • Reidar Conradi (prof.) 7. Daniela Cruzes (postdoc) 8. Thomas sterlie (postdoc) 9. yvind Hauge (research fellow)

10. What we expect

  • Discussions on
    • what are the most important research challenges 11. the future of OSS research 12. the need for multi-disciplinary research (?)
  • Collaboration on
    • securing new research projects 13. conducting empirical studies and building theory 14. writing and publishing research results 15. education

16. Our expertise

  • Collaboration with industry
    • National and international research projects 17. Lasting relationships with industrial partners
  • Empirical research on e.g.
    • Software reuse 18. Component based software engineering 19. Maintenance of large software systems 20. Adoption of OSS in software-intensive industry
  • Education
    • One OSS course 21. A large number of Masters Theses 22. 2 coming PhD theses

23. More info

  • http://www.research.idi.ntnu.no/oss 24. http://www.idi.ntnu.no/grupper/su/oss/ 25. http://www.idi.ntnu.no/emner/tdt10/ 26. http://www.idi.ntnu.no 27. http://www.ntnu.no

28. Health of OSS communities 29. Why focus on communities?

  • Current research shows that
    • Most OSS products do not have one 30. Many are supported or controlled by companies
  • We care about
    • Organizations 31. Software integrators
  • Communities may
    • Lead to spin-offs 32. Enable collaboration between organizations

33. Our focus

  • From a system integrator view
    • Systems consist of parts from a network of 3. party providers 34. These are frequently OSS
  • How to assess and influence sustainability
    • Risk management 35. Longevity and sustainable support 36. Stability vs. defect fixes vs. new features 37. Participation/influence vs. responsibility towards provider

38. Maintenance of OSS based systems

  • Research proposal focusing on
    • Maintenance and sustainability 39. Integrated systems 40. Network of 3.party providers including OSS
  • Objectives
    • Understand current build/maintenance practices and problems 41. Explore possible improvements to these practices
  • Other proposals
    • Classification, selection, and integration of OSS