Integration Starts on Day One in Global Software Development Projects

Since 2005, Pace University, Delhi University and the Institute of Technology of Cambodia have been partnering to offer students the opportunity to work on globally distributed software development projects. The innovative collaborative model has evolved towards an emphasis on technology mashups for...

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Vydáno v:2008 IEEE International Conference on Global Software Engineering s. 244 - 248
Hlavní autoři: Gotel, O., Kulkarni, V., Scharff, C., Neak, L.
Médium: Konferenční příspěvek
Jazyk:angličtina
Vydáno: IEEE 01.08.2008
Témata:
Computer science
Education
Global Software Development
Integration
Lead
Planing
Programming
Software
Software Engineering Education
ISBN:0769532802, 9780769532806
ISSN:2329-6305
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Shrnutí:Since 2005, Pace University, Delhi University and the Institute of Technology of Cambodia have been partnering to offer students the opportunity to work on globally distributed software development projects. The innovative collaborative model has evolved towards an emphasis on technology mashups for development and communication, mentoring and auditing for assuring quality, and team and software integration for right-sourcing. This paper describes a project where students working in sub-teams were required to integrate their sub-components as a single system for a Cambodian environment. Furthermore, a well-defined design sub-component was subject to a competitive bidding process in an attempt to enhance quality though design diversity. The paper reports on our findings and summarizes the dos and don'ts associated with integration. Both team and software integration needs careful attention from day one on a project, a finding that has repercussions for educational and industrial practice.
ISBN:0769532802
9780769532806
ISSN:2329-6305
DOI:10.1109/ICGSE.2008.10