Short CV
Walid Maalej studied computer science and economics at the Munich University of Technology (TUM), and the National University of Singapore (NUS). He also gained a degree in Technology Management from the Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM), an institution of the Bavarian Elite Network. Besides his studies, Walid gained a wide experience in the fields of Software Engineering, Business Process Modeling and Project Management during his work for several companies such as mediawave internet solutions, Siemens CT, TCW management consulting, Siemens Pte. Ltd. Singapore and Rohde & Schwarz
General Fields of Expertise:
- (Distributed) Software Engineering
- Requirements Engineering
- Knowledge Management
- Project and Process Management
- Soft Skills
- Agile Project Management, lean product development
Current Research Interests:
- Context-aware working infrastructures
- Lightweight knowledge sharing in distributed development
- Human factors in system engineering
- Integration of development processes and tools
- Managing the knowledge of rapidly changing systems and processes
- Use of ontologies in Software Engineering
- Social Software Engineering
Professional Activities
Publications
Some recent publications:
- A Lightweight Approach for Knowledge Sharing in Distributed Software Teams (in Proceedings of the 7th Conference of Practical Aspects on Knowledge Management to appear)
- Potentials and Challenges of Recommendation Systems for Software Development (in Proceedings of International Workshop on Recommendation Systems for Software Engineering (RSSE 2008))
- TEAM: Towards a Software Engineering Semantic Web ( in Proceedings of CHASE Workshop at ICSE, 2008)
- Towards Effective Management of Software Engineering Knowledge Exploiting the Semantic Wiki Paradigm (in Proceedings of SE08)
- From Research to Practice: How do TXT e-solutions Plan to Deploy Innovations in Sharing Development Knowledge (in Workshop Proceedings of SE08 )
- State of the art report: knowledge management in software engineering
- State of the art report: contextualisation and personalisation in software engineering
- Domain independent generation and menagement of user- queries in semantic web environment
- Cornelia Reinhart, Patrick Rohrmeier, Basar Polat, Walid Maalej: Mobile Operators and Their Role in the M2M Market - A SWOT Analysis, In Wireless Future Studies, no. 3, 2004: Lectures on Pervasive Communications - Trends & Developments that Shape our Wireless Future Mike Olson, Michael Alger (eds.) ISBN 3-00-015100-1
- Mascotmania: Mobile Game for FIFA Word Cup 2006, in Mobile Applications for the Soccer World Cup 2006, Trend Report 2003/2004, BoD? GmbH?, Norderstedt, ISBN 3-937312-53-6
- Technologies for tracking and localization, in Mobile Applications for the Soccer World Cup 2006, Trend Report 2003/2004, BoD? GmbH?, Norderstedt, ISBN 3-937312-53-6
Projects
Some recent projects:
Supervised Courses
Supervised Students (more than 4 months)
Student Research Assistants
- Amel Mahmuzić (Eureka)
- Alexander Sahm (User interface for intention aware infrastructures)
- Jinhui Zhu (Jena development, context representation)
- Niko Tsanakas (context observation in Eclipse)
Free Topics
There are a plenty of free topics related to my research areas (see above). If you are interested on one of my current research topics; if you are planing to do your Bachelor, Master or Diplome thesis in one of the following fields: Knowledge Management, Software Engineering, Agile Processes and Methodologies and Semantic Web please feel free to contact me.
Ongoing Topics
- Ontology-based and Eclipse-integrated Search for Reuse Experience in Distributed Software Teams (Anna Mukha)
- Integrating Development and Workflow Environments by using Ontologies and Metadata, A case study in an SAP Environment at Avarto (Partick Blitz)
Closed Topics
- Learning Developers Tasks by Using Bayes Approach (Feng Yu)
- Ontology-Based Description and Identification of Working-Context in Software Engineering (Antonis Gyftakis)
- Fraise: A Framework for Application-independent, Intension-based Software Engineering (Damir Ismailovic)
- Ontology - Based Framework for Sharing Design Pattern Knowledge (Catinca Golesteanu)
- Entwurf und prototypische Implementierung eines Konzeptes für Release Management bei Rohde & Schwarz (Christine Niedermeier)
- Formalisierung und Optimierung eines agilen Entwicklungsprozesses bei einem verteilten mittelständigen Softwareunternehmen (Georg Büxel)
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