Non Verbal Communication in Software Engineering – An Empirical Study

Communication and Organization in Software Development: An Empirical Study

The empirical study described in this paper addresses the issue of communication among members of a software development organization. The independent variables are various attributes of organizational structure. The dependent variable is the effort spent on sharing information which is required by the software development process in use. The research questions upon which the study is based ask...

Predicting the Impact of Software Engineering Topics: An Empirical Study

Predicting the future is hard, more so in active research areas. In this paper, we customize an established model for citation prediction of research papers and apply it on research topics. We argue that research topics, rather than individual publications, have wider relevance in the research ecosystem, for individuals as well as organizations. In this study, topics are extracted from a corpus...

Verbal and non-verbal behaviour and patient perception of communication in primary care: an observational study.

BACKGROUND Few studies have assessed the importance of a broad range of verbal and non-verbal consultation behaviours. AIM To explore the relationship of observer ratings of behaviours of videotaped consultations with patients' perceptions. DESIGN AND SETTING Observational study in general practices close to Southampton, Southern England. METHOD Verbal and non-verbal behaviour was rated b...

Non - Verbal Communication Vs

Empirical Software Engineering

This research addresses the problem of statically analyzing input command syntax as defined in interface and requirements specifications and then generating test cases for dynamic input validation testing. The IVAT (Input Validation Analysis and Testing) technique has been developed, a proof-of-concept tool (MICASA) has been implemented, and a case study validation has been performed. Empirical...