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Meijhuis, Mark (author)
Technical debt is a term that describes the consequences of taking shortcuts or quick-and-dirty solutions in the software engineering process, in order to gain short term advantages in the development process of software projects. In this paper, we investigate the technical debt present at the fintech company Adyen, and the developers'...
master thesis 2023
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Oolbekkink, Gerben (author)
Web APIs are being used for increasingly larger and complex use cases. Right now it can be hard to make sure that what is documented about an API is correct everywhere and to know if a change will have impact on the users of a web API. When details are missing in an API specification users of that API need to make assumptions about how the API...
master thesis 2022
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Agarwal, Bhoomika (author)
Computational Thinking (CT) - the process of thinking like a programmer or computer scientist - is a skill that that has the potential to transform the way students learn at educational institutions in different domains and different grade levels. With the increasing integration of CT in classrooms, there is a growing need for CT assessment...
master thesis 2021
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van Hal, Sven (author)
The cyber arms race has red and blue teams continuously at their toes to keep ahead. Increasingly capable cyber actors breach secure networks at a worrying scale. While network monitoring and analysis should identify blatant data exfiltration attempts, covert channels bypass these measures and facilitate surreptitious information extraction. The...
master thesis 2021
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van der Horst, Tim (author)
Software testing is an integral part of the development of embedded systems. Among other reasons, tests are frequently used to ensure that a system meets all the specifications, which is especially important when designing systems for the medical industry. Software changes that have a detrimental impact on a real-time system's performance can...
master thesis 2021
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Keulemans, Ruben (author)
Practice is central in mathematics skill acquisition. The practice process can be facilitated by flexible digital exercise systems, supporting personalized learning and providing students with parameterized, open answer exercises containing answer-specific feedback. However, current solutions for authoring these exercises lack efficiency and...
master thesis 2021
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van Tetering, Daphne (author)
The convenient service offered by credit cards and the technological advances in e-commerce have caused the number of online payment transactions to increase daily. With this rising number, the opportunity for fraudsters to obtain cardholder details via online credit card fraud has also increased. As a result, according to the European Central...
master thesis 2021
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Misteli, Phil (author)
A refactoring is a program transformation that improves the design of the source code, while preserving its behavior. Most modern IDEs offer a number of automated refactorings as editor services. The Rename refactoring is the most-commonly applied refactoring and is used to change the identifier of a program entity such as a variable, a function...
master thesis 2021
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Bes, Ruben (author)
Many types of database management systems exist, but finding the one that is right for a specific use case is becoming increasingly more difficult. Benchmarks allow one to compare various systems, but in a world where distributed DBMSs are increasingly used for mission critical purposes, we find most existing benchmarks neglect fault tolerance...
master thesis 2021
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Heemskerk, Bart (author)
Learning to program is not a easy task, as has become evident from the abundance of research papers concerning the subject. One of the learning barriers of learning a new programming language is understanding their error message, as coding errors have to be resolved before the programmer can run the code or add new functionality to the program....
master thesis 2020
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Dekker, Florine (author)
Privacy-preserving data aggregation protocols have been researched widely, but usually cannot guarantee correctness of the aggregate if users are malicious. These protocols can be extended with zero-knowledge proofs and commitments to work in the malicious model, but this incurs a significant computational cost on the end users, making adoption...
master thesis 2020
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Moolenaar, David (author), Molendijk, Thijs (author), Lips, Maarten (author), Yu, Nick (author), ter Horst, Ynze (author)
It has become a common practice for software developers to analyse monitoring data as a means to understand issues, trends and performance of large-scale software systems. The combination of this practice with the software development workflow can however be cumbersome at times. One recent effort into evaluating the effects of integrating...
bachelor thesis 2020
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Shriram, Sharad (author)
Modern web information systems use machine learning models to provide personalized user services and experiences. However, machine learning models require annotated data for training, and creating annotated data is done through crowdsourcing tasks. The content used in annotation crowdsourcing tasks like medical records and images might contain...
master thesis 2019
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Tsoni, Sofia (author)
Huge amounts of log data are generated every day by software. These data contain valuable information about the behavior and the health of the system, which is rarely exploited, because of their volume and unstructured nature. Manually going through log files is a time-consuming and labor-intensive procedure for developers. Nonetheless logging...
master thesis 2019
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Stavroulakis, Alexandros (author)
Log data, produced from every computer system and program, are widely used as source of valuable information to monitor and understand their behavior and their health. However, as large-scale systems generate a massive amount of log data every minute, it is impossible to detect the cause of system failure by examining manually this huge size of...
master thesis 2019
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Gasparini, Lorenzo (author)
Code reviews are a widely adopted practice in software engineering that is proven to increase the quality of the code. Despite its evolution in the last decade, it still presents a number of challenges, such as understanding the changeset in review. In this thesis we research the usage of Software Visualisation paradigms to aid reviewers in the...
master thesis 2019
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Oudshoorn, Menno (author)
The rail network in the Netherlands is one of the busiest in Europe. To ensure a safe and reliable infrastructure, preventive maintenance is of utmost importance. ProRail, the sole maintainer of the railway infrastructure in the Netherlands, spends hundreds of millions of dollars on maintenance each year. Due to the complexity and busyness of...
master thesis 2019
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Beijen, Mike (author), Chong, Kevin (author), Holland, Callum Robert (author), Keller, Glenn (author)
Our challenge was to create a server program for retail RFID system with advanced message handling. However, RFID software solutions are heavily dependent on the requirements and use cases of the system. The developed solution allows for convenient interaction with RFID tags through different components of the designed system. The complete...
bachelor thesis 2019
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Comans, Martijn (author), de Haas, Olav (author), Oudejans, Daan (author), de Smidt, Emiel (author)
There is a lot involved in providing a loan as a company, mostly in terms of legalities and risk management. As a lender it is important to have a clear record of the customers applying for a loan, as this helps assessing the risk that comes with providing a loan. Furthermore, it is required by law to know who it is that you are providing a loan...
bachelor thesis 2019
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Saboerali, Raies (author)
Software development is more than only implementing the functional code. A developer is also responsible for writing code measuring up to certain standards and conventions. These conventions make sure that the code is of a particular quality that improves readability and eases maintainability. Some of these conventions are checked by automated...
master thesis 2019
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