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In this paper we describe distributed Scrum augmented with best practices in global software engineering (GSE) as an important paradigm for teaching critical competencies in GSE. We report on a globally distributed project course between the University of Victoria, Canada and Aalto University, Finland. The project-driven course involved 16 students in Canada and 9 students in Finland, divided into...
Global distribution of software engineering introduces geographical, temporal, cultural and organizational distance into teamwork. Communication media differ in properties and capabilities to overcome the challenges imposed by these distances. Media Synchronicity Theory (MST) aims at explaining the capabilities of communication media and their effect on sharing information and building understanding...
Global software development projects use a variety of communication media, such as teleconferences, email and instant messaging to overcome the challenges caused by the distances. Each communication media has different properties and capabilities to mediate the communication on different software engineering tasks. The use of different tools imply different communication practices. In this paper,...
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