Accepted Contributions

Congratulations to the authors of the 10 accepted Master’s Theses (M), Bachelor’s Theses (B) and Seminar Works (S), and thank you to everyone who submitted!

• Aaron Molt, T-Wise Sampling Operations on Binary Decision Diagrams, B
• Christopher Rau, Mining Bugs in Linux to Assess the Effectiveness of Automated Variability Testing, M
• Finn Wilken, Analyzing the Impact of Typosquatting Attacks in Maven, B
• Levi Samuel Böhme, Trunk-Based Development in Open Source Software Projects: A Data Driven Approach, B
• Luisa Bartl, Designing and Validating Code Comprehension Tests: An Empirical Study on Task Design, M
• Max Unterbusch, Requirely: A Tool for Detecting and Correcting Requirements Smells, M
• Michael Kaiser, Towards Large-Scale Variability Investigations in Nostr, S
• Ramon Jasari, Creation and Evaluation of a Tool for Visualizing Reachability Analyses in Software Libraries, M
• Raphael Dunkel, Engineering and Selecting Machine Learning Features for Feature Models, M
• Thayna Camargo da Silva, Extracting Knowledge Graphs from User Stories Using LangChain, M