http://www.se.cs.put.poznan.pl These are the search results for the query, showing results 6 to 8. http://www.se.cs.put.poznan.pl/publications/bmichalik-cee-set09-dd-repo Architectural design and design decisions are the key components of architectural knowledge. However, concerns, rationales, and risks should be also captured to prevent knowledge vaporization. So, how to deal with architectural knowledge in incremental knowledge renement? We believe that usage of the knowledge repository system can support architecture evolution. In this paper, a model of knowledge repository is presented. In this model, the decision-centric approach is complemented with the architectural views to support indirect interrelations between design decisions. Support for agile development was one of the key aspects of the model design, therefore knowledge vaporisation might be reduced. No publisher bmichalik architectural knowledge architecture evaluation software architecture adapt knowledge transfer 2010-01-22T15:11:50Z Inproceedings Reference http://www.se.cs.put.poznan.pl/publications/bmichalik-09-adapt In many contemporary projects, software architecture is a result of a knowledge discovery process and it is time consuming. To make the process more effective we propose a suite of short workshops that streamline the architecture refinement process. Each workshop is a central point of a corresponding architectural increment. The workshops can be easily adjusted to the process needs. The described approach is a result of our experience with using ATAM as an architecture evaluation method and it has been tried out in the industrial settings. No publisher mochodek architecture evaluation iso9126 quality attributes software architecture adapt atam 2009-11-05T19:35:22Z Inproceedings Reference http://www.se.cs.put.poznan.pl/publications/michalik-ICSE08 Software Engineering is developing very fast. To keep up with the changes, software companies need effective methods of knowledge transfer. In the paper a 3-step approach to knowledge transfer, called Technical Drama, is  presented. The paper is focused on transferring knowledge concerning architecture evaluation, but the approach could also be applied to transferring knowledge concerning inspections, testing etc. It is claimed in the paper that the Technical Drama can be useful in the industrial context (two case studies are described) as well as at university (then a kind of software studio is required) No publisher mochodek software architecture atam architecture evaluation knowledge transfer 2009-08-17T13:19:07Z Inproceedings Reference