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Seminar on Enterprise Software 2018/19 spring

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  • 27.02 - Introductory seminar (F.M. Maggi)
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Student presentation seminars start on 3 April.

  • Presentations 2: 3 April (with submission 29 March)
    • #7: Steven Leego: Case Studies of Robotic Process Automation
    • #8: Jan Moppel: Flutter mobile development and CI/CD course
    • #9: Shivansh Ahuja: Case Study on Test Automation
    • #10: Stanislav Bondarenko: Behavior Analysis of Bike Users in a City Setting
    • #11: Giorgi Khundzakishvili: : If Media is Biased ? An Empirical Analysis
    • #12: Stanislav Belogrivov: Issue/bug recommender systems
  • Presentations 3: 10 April (with submission 5 April)
    • #13: Mustafa Ogün Öztürk: Android Application Development Architectures
    • #14: Mahdad Khelghatdoust: Blockchain Application Architectures
    • #15: Hanno Soo: Oraclizing Credit Scoring in Blockchain Applications
    • #16: Kaarel Sõrmus: Artificial Intelligence's impact on society
    • #17: Kiryl Lashkevich: State-of-the-Art on Recommender Systems Usage
    • #18: Musabir Musabayli: Team Performance in Agile Software Development
  • Presentations 4: 17 April (with submission 12 April)
    • #19: Automatic Timetable Generation using Genetic Algorithms
    • #20: Berker Demirer: Left, Center or Right?: Controversial Groups on Social Media
    • #21: Stanislav Deviatykh: Migrating Monoliths to Microservices
    • #22: Vladyslav Kupriienko: Progressive Web Applications
    • #23: Ali Raza: Analyzing Question-Answering System: The Quora Case Study
    • #24: Sander Sõritsa: Privacy Issues in IoT
  • Presentations 5: 24 April (with submission 19 April)
    • #25: Tarlan Hasanli: How to Speed up Mutation Testing?
    • #26: Stanislav Mõškovski: Sampling-based Java Profiling
    • #27: Onuche Idoko: Cases Studies of Fintech Companies Applying Agile Software Development
    • #28: Karl Veskus: HyperLedger Fabric Architecture
    • #29: Sachini Umeshika Weragoda: Context Based Text Classification using Deep Learning
    • #30: Murad Mammadov: GPU-Accelerated Data Analytics
  • Presentations 6: 8 May (with submission 3 May)
    • #31: Andrei Voitenko: The Impact of Social Media on Consumers
    • #32: Sabuhi Yusifov: Analysis of Developers’ Interactions through Social Network Data
    • #33: Nikita Tsykunov: Static Bug Detection
    • #34: Aladdin Shikhizada: Government Cloud
    • #35: Joosep Tenn: The Impact and Advancement of Smart Speakers
    • #36: Ismayil Tahmazov: Analyzing Server Logs for predicting Job Failures
  • Presentations 7: 15 May (with submission 10 May)
    • #37: Alar Leemet: Quo Vadis Entrepreneurial Hackathons?
    • #38: Alish Najafzade: Static Analysis of Node.js Applications
    • #39: Rufat Valiyev: Process Mining for Auditing
    • #40: Mehmet Çelen: Principles of Microservice Architectures
    • #41: Berkin Tosun: Offline-First Web Applications
    • #42: Ismat Alakbarov: Automated Discovery of Data Transformations From Examples
  • Presentations 8: 22 May (with submission 17 May)
    • #43: Karl-Martin Uiga: What Happens to all these Hackathon Projects?
    • #44: Timo Soiunen: Methods and Techniques to Identify Dependencies among User Stories
    • #45: Robert Sepp: Predicting the Next Task in a Business Process
    • #46: Janar Saks: Collaborative Business Process Execution on Blockchains
    • #47: Aysen Süleymanova: Estonian Data Embassy
    • #48: Ibrahim Mahdy: Interpretable Predictive Monitoring of Business Processes
  • Presentations 9: 29 May (with submission 24 May)
    • #49: Konstantin Merkulov: Water-Scrum-Fall
    • #50: Odeyinka Olubunmi: Smart Contract Patterns
    • #51: Denizalp Kapısız: Beyond ProM and Disco: A Lightweight Tool for Advanced Process Analysis
    • #52: Olumide Oluyide: Lean Software Development Metrics
    • #53: Ardi Aasmaa: Real-time Twitter sentiment analysis pipeline
    • #54: Kaarel Tinn: Comparison of Strongly-Typed Frontend Technologies
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