Diss.--Literaturwissenschaft--Bonn, 1977. / Bibliogr. p. 371-389.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München. / Includes bibliography.

Königliches Gymnasium, 1875--Gnesen.

Heidelberg, Univ., Diss., 2004

Detta projekt har med utgångspunkt i aktionsforskningen utfört en fallstudie för att uppnå syftetatt bidra med kunskap gällande på vilket sätt undervisning i metrik påverkar elevers kunskapom rytm i texter. Studien har utgått ifrån en design för lärande genomförd i en klass beståendeav elever i årskurs två vid det estetiska programmet med inriktning musik, vilka har skapatkunskapsrepresentationer i form av dikter. Dessa dikter har sedan analyserats parallellt medden genomförda undervisningen genom kvalitativ textanalys, för att undersöka huruvida dengenomföra lärsekvensen stärkt deras språkliga medvetenhet gällande rytm. En metrisk analysmed utgångspunkt i Wåhlins (1995) metriklära har spårat hur versfötter samt några stilfigurerhar använts. Van Liers (1998) modell för språklig medvetenhet har tillsammans med metrikoch didaktisk design utgjort de teoretiska utgångspunkterna. Resultatet visar att undervisning imetrik kan leda till både till ökad språklig medvetenhet gällande rytm och även till ett i flerafall, ökat engagemang. Poesiundervisning kan användas både funktionellt för att utveckla elevers språkbruk gällande rytm och emancipatoriskt för att stärka deras personliga uttryck ochröst i texter, vilket båda kan nyttjas vidare i deras texter generellt. Att undervisa i poesi i allmänhet och metrik i synnerhet, bidrar till ökad språklig medvetenhet och kan därmed motiverasutifrån läroplanen för gymnasieskolan (Skolverket, 2022).

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Big amounts of test data generated by the current used software testing tools (QA-C/QA-C++ and Cantata) contain a variety of different values. The variances cause enormous challenges in data aggregation and interpretation that directly affect generation of test metrics. Due to the circumstance of data processing, this master thesis introduces a database-centric test management framework for test metrics aims at centrally handling the big data as well as facilitating the generation of test metrics. Each test result will be individually parsed to be a particular format before being stored in a centralized database. A friendly front-end user interface is connected and synchronized with the database that allows authorized users to interact with the stored data. With a granularity tracking mechanism, any stored data will be systematically located and programmatically interpreted by a test metrics generator to create various kinds of high-quality test metrics. The automatization of the framework is driven by Jenkins CI to automatically and periodically performing the sequential operations. The technology greatly and effectively optimizes and reduces effort in the development, as well as enhance the performance of the software testing processes. In this research, the framework is only started at managing the testing processes on software-unit level. However, because of the independence of the database from levels of software testing, it could also be expanded to support software development at any level.

The software is a key differentiator and driver of innovation in the automotive industry. The major challenges for software development are increasing in complexity, shorter time-to-market, increase in development cost and demand of quality assurance. The complexity is increasing due to emission legislations, variants of product and new communication technologies being interfaced with the vehicle. The shorter development time is due to competition in the market, which requires faster feedback loops of verification and validation of developed functionalities. The increase in development cost is contributed by two factors; the first is pre-launch cost, this involves the cost of error correction in development stages. Another is post-launch cost; this involves warranty and guarantees cost. As the development time passes the cost of error correction also increases. Hence it is important to detect the error as early as possible. All these factors affect the software quality; there are several cases where Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) have callbacks their product because of the quality defect. Hence, there is increased in the requirement of software quality assurance. The solution for these software challenges can be the early quality evaluation in continuous integration framework environment. The most prominent in today\'s automotive industry AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture (AUTOSAR) reference architecture is used to describe software component and interfaces. AUTOSAR provides the standardised software component architecture elements. It was created to address the issues of growing complexity; the existing AUTOSAR environment does have software quality measures, such as schema validations and protocols for acceptance tests. However, it lacks the quality specification for non-functional qualities such as maintainability, modularity, etc. The tool is required which will evaluate the AUTOSAR based software architecture and give the objective feedback regarding quality. This thesis aims to provide the quality measurement tool, which will be used for evaluation of AUTOSAR based software architecture. The tool reads the AUTOSAR architecture information from AUTOSAR Extensible Markup Language (ARXML) file. The tool provides configuration ability, continuous evaluation and objective feedback regarding software quality characteristics. The tool was utilised on transmission control project, and results are validated by industry experts.

His thesis deals with . the issues of measuring and managing projects In the first part the author describes the methodics of IS/ICT management, such as ITIL, COBIT, MMDIS and BSC and also some methologies of IT project management as PMBoK, PRINCE2, or ValIT MMDISŘíP After analysis of this metodology, there was constructed metrics model, which is based on these methodologies and uses metrics that are contained in methodologies, or the metrics are logically derived from these methodologies.In the second part the author describes the characteristics and usage of this model. For application were used data of the 20 projects from the course 4IT414 IS/ICT Project Management. The conclusion contains an analysis and evaluation of data generated by this model. Keywords: Project methodology, Methodology for IS/ICT Management, Metric, Model metrics, project evaluation.