DKDOnto: An Ontology to Support Software Development with Distributed Teams | Zendy

Rodrigo Tumolin Rocha | Zendy; Jean Araújo | Zendy; Diogo Cordeiro | Zendy; Assuero Fonseca Ximenes | Zendy; Jean Teixeira | Zendy; Gabriel Silva | Zendy; Daliton da Silva | Zendy; Diogo Espinhara | Zendy; Renan Fernandes | Zendy; João Ambrosio | Zendy; Marcos Pinheiro Duarte | Zendy; Ryan Ribeiro de Azevedo | Zendy

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DKDOnto: An Ontology to Support Software Development with Distributed Teams

Author(s) -

Rodrigo Tumolin Rocha,

Jean Araújo,

Diogo Cordeiro,

Assuero Fonseca Ximenes,

Jean Teixeira,

Gabriel Silva,

Daliton da Silva,

Diogo Espinhara,

Renan Fernandes,

João Ambrosio,

Marcos Pinheiro Duarte,

Ryan Ribeiro de Azevedo

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

procedia computer science

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.334

H-Index - 76

ISSN - 1877-0509

DOI - 10.1016/j.procs.2018.07.271

Subject(s) - computer science , ontology , software development , software engineering , software development process , domain (mathematical analysis) , software , process (computing) , distributed development , perspective (graphical) , artificial intelligence , programming language , mathematical analysis , philosophy , mathematics , epistemology

The Distributed Software Development has become an option for software companies to expand their perspective and work with dispersed teams, exploiting the advantages brought by this approach. However, this way of developing software enables new challenges to arise, such as the inexistence of a formal, normalized model of a project’s data and artifacts accessible to all the individuals involved, which makes it harder for them to communicate, understand each other and what is specified on the project’s artifacts. This paper proposes a knowledge base called DKDOnto, a domain-specific ontology for distributed development, aiming to help projects with a common vocabulary, allowing to assist better the distributed software development process.

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