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3rd SEMAT Workshop on General Theories of Software Engineering (GTSE 2014), June 2, 2014, Hyderabad, India

GTSE 2014 – Proceedings

Contents - Abstracts - Authors

3rd SEMAT Workshop on General Theories of Software Engineering (GTSE 2014)

Title Page
Article: icsews14gtseforeword-fm000-p doi:

Message from the Chairs
Article: icsews14gtseforeword-fm001-p doi:

Towards Middle-Range Usable Design Theories for Software Engineering
Roel J. Wieringa
(University of Twente, Netherlands)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid12-p doi:

Evaluating Process Theories in Software Engineering
Paul Ralph
(Lancaster University, UK)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid21-p doi:

A Bootstrap Theory: The SEMAT Kernel Itself as Runnable Software
Iaakov Exman
(Jerusalem College of Engineering, Israel)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid11-p doi:

Theory Based Software Engineering with the SEMAT Kernel: Preliminary Investigation and Experiences
Pan-Wei Ng
(Ivar Jacobson Int., Singapore)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid19-p doi:

Alignment Practices Affect Distances in Software Development: A Theory and a Model
Elizabeth Bjarnason, Kari Smolander, Emelie Engström, and Per Runeson
(Lund University, Sweden; Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid4-p doi:

Extending Essence Kernel to Enact Practices at the Level of Software Modules
Alper Tolga Kocatas and Cengiz Erbas
(Aselsan, Turkey)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid15-p doi:

Extending a General Theory of Software to Engineering
Robert Lagerström and Mathias Ekstedt
(KTH, Sweden)
Article: icsews14gtsemain-gtseid14-p doi:

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