When developing and managing modern, in particular mobile, software and services the only constant is change! Continuously growing complexity, new technologies, shorter release cycles, and demanding users require high flexibility, innovative ideas, adaptive & intelligent solutions, as well as the courage to challenge conventional approaches.
The mission of our team is to take up these challenges in our research projects and teaching activities. Together with our partners from industry and academia, we design, implement, and evaluate, new methods to support organizations in dealing with the technical and societal challenges of software and service engineering. We also continuously disseminate our research results in form of publications and presentations in professional events. We offer lectures, seminars, and practical courses in real projects and with real customers, and state of the art technology, following a learning by doing approach. Our students can prepare themselves for professional life, gain much theoretical and practical knowledge and have a lot of fun. Read more...
Featured Article
Towards Effective Management of Software Knowledge Exploiting the Semantic Wiki Paradigm (Maalej et al. SE'08)
The increasing number of distributed software projects together with the success of agile development methodologies raise new challenges for collaboration and knowledge sharing. While traditional centralized knowledge management so- lutions fail to address these challenges, Semantic Wikis bring new potentials, pro- viding lightweight, incremental and machine-readable knowledge articulation and sharing facilities. In this paper we survey the state-of-the-art of Semantic Wikis. We then discuss how they can cope with difficulties of conventional Wikis to efficiently manage knowledge created in software engineering projects. Read more...
MAST @ Tag des Wissens
Daniel Martens, Marlo Häring, and Christoph Stanik represented MAST, Forum 4.0, OpenDataStudio, and OpenReq at the Tag des Wissens—a public event at which researchers present and discuss their work with interested citizens. Under the theme “Technik und Digitale Welten” (Technology and Digital Worlds), the event tookRead more…
Open Position: Full-Time Research Associate
You would like to pursue the challenge of doing a PhD in our Hamburg-based, internationally-recognized, highly-diverse team? With immediate effect we recruit a research associate (for full details see PDF file). The contract is initially running for three years. The position is full-time. The selected candidateRead more…
Doctoral Camp 2018
Doctoral Camp 2018! The MAST Group annual Doctoral Camp was a great success! We took time to reflect on our research, presented our latest results and future PhD plans to our peers, and enjoyed some beautiful Northern-Germany sun. This four-day event provides the opportunity to think throughRead more…
MAST @ ICSE 2018
Our research group was represented at this year’s ICSE, the 40th International Conference on Software Engineering. The conference took place from May 27 until June 03 in Gothenburg, Sweden. Dr. Davide Fucci published his work “Sensing Developers’ Emotions: The Design of a Replicated Experiment“ at the 3rd InternationalRead more…
1st Hamburg Requirements Engineering Symposium – Recap
Those that follow us already for a while know about our strong connection and contributions to the field of Requirements Engineering. With the received grant and responsibility in one of our current projects, OpenReq, and our chairholder Prof. Dr. Walid Maalej being the PC-Co Chair ofRead more…
