Alessandro Silveira Duarte

A Distributed Software Development Environment Dynamics Model

This article presents a model of the distributed software envelopment environment. This work used the multiple case studies for create this model. The dynamics and the properties discussed in this work help as guide framework for the network managers. For the stakeholders who are in the strategy of the network, this mapping constitutes the understanding and positioning of the network as a whole and for the sites, represents the group of relationships among them.

Control version system process anxd software product line: Software residence experience

This paper presents an experience in software residence about product line and version control process. Graduate students groups had a mission to develop and specify a process to solve a real problem. As a result of this experiment, the groups developed and specified the software process and we found that the software residence contributed to dissemination of knowledge among students.

A proposal of a software package insert using concept maps

This article aims to present a software artifact based on the idea of the article “The proposal for a Software Package Using Mind Maps”, to the concepts of Concept Maps. This artifact is called the Bull of Software and will show what are the features of a particular software, information related to the technology and procedures used in the installation. In the end, a comparison between the data found in proposed using Mind Maps with data from concept maps will be made.

Proposal for semiotics inspection method application in coming artifacts requirements survey activity

In order to minimize the most frequent problems in project management, communicability, this paper proposes the application of semiotic inspection method recommended by the semiotic engineering the artifact mental map, the analysis requirements of a software library, the loan requirement by means of experimental research with application of a verification questionnaire communicability in the proposed artifact.

Mind maps in the requirements traceability

This work proposes a model of requirements traceability based on mind maps. This model was developed for a Software Company in southern Brazil. In addition to the proposed model, the maps were applied to the process description and software features specification.

Teaching software project management by using Lego Mindstorm robot

This paper reports an experience on using the robot Lego Mindstorm NXT 2.0, model 8547, to support the teaching of Software Project Management. We conducted an experiment in which two teams developed a software project using the robot, while applying principles of project management. The experiment was divided into two parts. First, we verified the existence of related project management techniques. Second, we mapped the results obtained by the project in order to verify whether the project management had impacted on the results, as expected. We conclude that the Lego robot is a motivational factor for the students and can be adopted as a learning object in the teaching of Software Project Management.