Análise de redes sociais aplicada ao entendimento da colaboração em projetos de software
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2023v15i2p173-183Palavras-chave:
Colaboração, Análise de redes sociais, Repositórios de software, Desenvolvimento de softwareResumo
No âmbito do desenvolvimento de software, a colaboração é importante para a satisfação do trabalhador, mitigando os riscos de rotatividade e melhor design dos produtos finais. A qualidade da colaboração em equipes pode ser avaliada indiretamente pela interdependência dos desenhos dos membros da equipe e pela extensão da autoria compartilhada dentro de um sistema. Nosso objetivo é aplicar a Análise de Redes Sociais para visualizar a colaboração em equipes de software. Este estudo está situado no âmbito de projetos de software realizados por estudantes de graduação em Ciência da Computação em um sprint de programação de 3 semanas. Dados detalhados do processo de desenvolvimento de software foram coletados através do Github e posteriormente analisados usando uma rede social de dois modos e, posteriormente, uma rede social regular. Nossos resultados indicam que essas técnicas ajudam a iluminar certas facetas da colaboração, como membros isolados da equipe ou colaboradores que tendem a concentrar muito trabalho.
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