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  • Studying electricity feedback for the home with an emphasis on the user

    Creator:
    Hunter, Josie Elizabeth
    Abstract:
    As non-renewable resources dwindle and costs increase, it becomes ever more important for people to understand and control their electricity usage. Eco-feedback devices are being developed to increase user awareness and reduce consumption. In order for feedback devices to be successfully adopted into the home, however, they must be appealing...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    with. Thank you to the rest of committee members, Mike Bailey, Carlos Jensen, and Arijit Sinha for

  • Managing bug reports in free/open source software (FOSS) communities

    Creator:
    Mohan, Nitin
    Abstract:
    Free/Open Source Software (FOSS) communities often use open bug reporting to allow users to participate by reporting bugs. This practice can lead to more duplicate reports, as inexperienced users can be less rigorous about researching existing bug reports. The purpose of this research is to determine the extent of this...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    would like to thank my committee members Dr. Ronald Metoyer, Dr. Alex Groce and Dr. Arijit Sinha for

  • Dynamic Analysis and Comparison of High-Rise Building Frames Made of Mass-Timber and Traditional Materials Using Finite Element Analysis

    Creator:
    Kalathas, Paris
    Abstract:
    The increased demand for building materials that are friendly to the environment, along with the latest advances in wood science and technology, which exploit the fiber orientation of wood, resulted in composite wood materials known as mass-timber products. To understand the effects the wood fiber orientation has on the dynamic...
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    Masters Thesis
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    . Likewise, I would like to thank Dr. Arijit Sinha and Dr. Ben Mason for the knowledge and suggestions

  • Supporting merge comprehension when resolving merge conflicts

    Creator:
    Nelson, Nicholas
    Abstract:
    Distributed version control allows developers to manage software evolution among distributed development teams. But it does not eliminate all consistency and concurrency issues, and instead introduces additional complexity when merging code. And resolving merge conflicts is nontrivial when automated merging fails. In such cases, developers are forced to inspect the...
    Resource Type:
    Dissertation