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| The Background |
| Software development is a people- and knowledge-intensive activity; it is a rapidly changing field, and although it is slowly maturing, many activities are still ad hoc and depend upon personal experiences. In order to cope with such restrictions as firm deadlines and shrinking budgets, software-developing organizations need assistance in setting up and running increasingly critical projects. In order to reach their goals, software development teams need to understand and choose the right models and techniques to support their projects. |
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| The eBASE Research |
| We accumulates empirical models in order to provide validated guidelines for selecting techniques and models, recommend areas for research, and support software engineering education. Our objective is to transform software engineering from a fad-based practice to an engineering-based discipline in which development processes are selected based on what is known about their effects on products, through synthesis, derivation, organization, and dissemination of empirical knowledge on software development and evolution phenomenology. |
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| The Experience Base |
Accumulated empirical data, information, models, knowledge, experience, (called experience from here on) are collected in an Experience Base that is available primarily to collaborators of CSE and secondarily to the general public.
The content of the Experience Base will initially be based on experience stemming from previous and current work conducted by CSE, for example COTS based and Defect reduction techniques. In the future we expect collaborators of CSE (students, researchers, educators, and practitioners) to collaborate in various groups and share experience within and outside those groups.
The infrastructure of the Experience Base is based on the ideas of the Experience Factory approach, which defines a framework for Experience Management. The Experience Factory fosters organizational learning, which means that the organization manages and learns from its own experience. The Experience Factory approach teaches the organization to observe itself, collect data about itself, build models and draw conclusions based on the data, package the experience for further reuse, and most importantly to feed the experience back to the organization and for sharing it within and outside the organization.
The Experience Factory approach has been successfully applied to different organizational settings. It has been applied by individual organizations for utilizing their own experience and sharing experience within the organization, such as NASA GSFC. It has also been applied to groups of organizations for inter-organizational sharing of and learning from experience, such as the Software Engineering Center (SEC) consortium.
The Experience Factory approach was designed for software organizations and takes into account the software discipline's experimental, evolutionary, and non-repetitive characteristics.
The Experience Base helps organizations improve their experience management by implementing a framework for sharing experience within the organization as well as within the community. |
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