Description
In this workshop we together analyze data-driven software systems as well as the surrounding processes and organization in order to uncover weak points in the development and operation. As our foundation we use best practices and methodologies from the field of data science.
For the undertaking of our analysis we use open-source analysis tools. You can use these yourself after the workshop without charge. Thanks to the large community behind these tools, an abundance of tips and further knowledge will be at hand.
Your Benefits
Make better-founded decisions! Provide information not grabbed out of thin air but based on actual figures, data, and facts
Maintain a systematic overview of your systems! The ability to analyze software in an understandable and automated way is essential for the long-term operation of modern system landscapes
Use your learned knowledge in fields other than software development! Push forward your company in other fields as well with your data-oriented analysis
Audience
Software developers, software architects, and anyone who has wanted to analyze data with a programming language and who has some experience of software development. Basic knowledge of a programming language (variables, methods, loops, assignments, etc.) is required.
Training Objectives
Use standard tools from data science for the analysis of software data
Work on problems in software development in a data-driven, methodological, and structured way
Draw action-oriented conclusions from the results of the analysis
Communicate analyses and insights in a way that is understandable for non-techies
Your Trainers
Markus Harrer
INNOQ
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- CPSA Foundation Level
- Evolution and Improvement of software architectures
- Getting started with Wardley Maps
- Improving Software Quality through Data
Markus Harrer is a software engineer who’s passionate about improving the way we do software development. He specializes in the analysis of software data such as source code, application performance data or version control repositories to show the underlying problems of the symptoms we face on the surface. He is an active contributor in communities on the topics of Software Analytics, software architecture, software modernization and Java. He is also an accredited trainer for the iSAQB Foundation Level and the Advanced Level Module IMPROVE.
Technical Information and Books
Software Reviews – Identifying Risks and Problems in Software
This practical guide shows you how software systems that have grown over many years can be effectively analyzed and evaluated. More info
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