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What is wrong with empirical Software Engineering?

29. October 2015 Daniel Méndez
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At this year’s meeting of the International Software Engineering Research Network in Beijing, we were running again lots of interesting workshops...

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Non-functional Requirements in Model-driven Development

7. September 2015 Daniel Méndez
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I’d like to give a small shout-out to an ongoing international collaboration with around 20 researchers from 8 countries, initiated and coordinated...

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Grounded Theory: A small introduction

Grounded Theory: A small introduction

19. July 2014 Daniel Méndez
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Most of the data we analyse in our research projects is of textual nature, ranging from interview transcripts and survey...

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Scientific methods and their validity

11. July 2014 Daniel Méndez
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Here are the slides of a talk I gave together with colleagues at our PhD seminar on philosophy of science.

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In Quest for Requirements Engineering Oracles: Dependent variables and measurements for a (good) RE

11. July 2014 Daniel Méndez
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For many years, researchers and practitioners have been proposing various methods and approaches to Requirements Engineering (RE). Those contributions remain,...

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Manifesto for impact in applied science – the second side of the medal

24. July 2013 Daniel Méndez
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For years, we are discussing the role of academia and industry regarding research and education and often, we are discussing...

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Replication studies in software engineering – the good, the bad and the ugly.

2. June 2013 Daniel Méndez
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Software engineering, in its essence, is for one particular reason very fascinating: It intersects with a plethora of application domains and we...

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The naked reviewer: signing reviews

24. May 2013 Daniel Méndez
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Every event can only be as good as the reviewers that review the submissions (or as the venue, but this...

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