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Seminar on Enterprise Software 2019/20 fall

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  • 13.09 - Introductory seminar (F.M. Maggi)
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  • Presentations 1: 15 November (with submission 10 November)
    • #7: Steven Leego: Business process redesign using digital transformation
    • #8: Tsotne Kekelia: Methods of finding faults in data intensive software architecture
    • #9: Stanislav Mõškovski: Building a tool for detecting code smells in Android application code
    • #10: Stanislav Belogrivov: Developing a mobile application for Greasy Gears
    • #11: Luka Tsulaia: SOFIT Level Editor
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  • Presentations 2: 22 November (with submission 17 November)
    • #13: Mustafa Ogün Öztürk: Developing an Android Application for Fitness Progress Tracking Following the Best Software Engineering Practices and Dev Ops Mechanisms
    • #14: Berker Demirer: Frontend microservice architecture in Pipedrive
    • #15: Kaarel Tinn: Developing course on teaching functional programming in TypeScript
    • #16: Ali Raza: Exploring Group Mobility
    • #17: Vladyslav Kupriienko: Creating a Glyptics Portrait Generator for Museum of the University of Tartu
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  • Presentations 3: 29 November (with submission 24 November)
    • #19: Ismayıl Tahmazov: I hate you like I love you: A case study of likes and dislikes on Youtube
    • #20: Odeyinka Olubunmi: Measuring Corporate Reputation through Online Social Media
    • #21: Joosep Tenn: Mobile application for renting trailers from gas stations
    • #22: Kaarel Sõrmus: Live feed and video streaming application
    • #23: Murad Mammadov: Fakes news, Linked data
    • #24: Musabir Musabayli: Explainable Predictive Process Monitoring
  • Presentations 4: 6 December (with submission 1 December)
    • #25: Richard Meitern: Tumor suppressor gene expression in a long-lived seabird: de-novo assembly of raw RNA sequencing data, annotation of the assembled transcriptome and differential expression analysis.
    • #26: Ibrahim Mahdy: Data-Driven Automated Improvement of Business Processes
    • #27: Stanislav Deviatykh: Discovering Automatable Routines From UI Logs via Sequential Pattern Mining
    • #28: Kiryl Lashkevich: Improving Agile Processes with Customized Mission-based Practices. Case Study
    • #29: Sabuhi Yusifov: Business Process Deviance Mining. Review and Benchmark
    • #30: Stanislav Bondarenko: The power of stars: An empirical analysis of successful and flop movies
  • Presentations 5: 13 December (with submission 8 December)
    • #31: Alar Leemet: Continuation of Corporate Hackathon Projects
    • #32: Harald Astok: Using Elasticsearch in Pipedrive
    • #33: Konstantin Merkulov: Value Added Analysis: How does this affect different parameters?
    • #34: Andrei Voitenko: Hackathons as catalysts for future job opportunities
    • #35: Timo Soiunen: Design and evaluation of a user interface to increase trust in autonomous vehicles
    • #36: Jan Moppel: Welcome to my couch: Why some people attract more hosts and guests than others on couchsurfing?
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