Wiki source code of 2009-07019: David Diez' Talk

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 2: 1.1.1 Wiki Page for David Diez' Talk
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 4: 1.1.1.1 The ComBLA Method. The application of Domain Analysis principles to the Instructional Engineering context
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 6: 1.1.1.1 Abstract
 7: Domain Analysis (DA) is a common activity within software engineering conceived to 
 8: ease reusability and to facilitate the communication among different actors. This 
 9: methodology allows a priori-scoping of the problem by identifying those elements or 
10: areas of interest that determine the development process of domain systems. The 
11: ultimate purpose of DA is to treat systems of the domain as a whole that permits the 
12: reuse of components and experiences. With the purpose of improving the development 
13: of courseware, my PhD Thesis postulates an analysis method based on applying DA 
14: principles to the instructional context. In this presentation, I will expose the main 
15: characteristics of my research work, the results of applying this methodology to the 
16: development of computer-based learning systems, and the enumeration of such 
17: drawbacks and shortcoming that I have identified along my PhD Thesis. In addition, I 
18: will talk about the research work that would want to tackle during my stay at L3D. 
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20: 1.1.1.1 Slides
21: Please find the slides attached {attach:here|slides.pdf}.
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23: 1.1.1.1 Bio
24: David Díez Cebollero received his PhD in Computer Science (2009) from the
25: Universidad Carlos III of Madrid. He also holds a Computer Science
26: Degree (1998) from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and a MSc in
27: Computer Science and Technology (2007) from the Universidad Carlos III
28: of Madrid. In addition, David is a Sun Certified Enterprise Architect
29: (SCEA) and has different certifications in software development.
30: David Díez was born in Madrid in 1976. After finishing his higher
31: education, he worked in software development for almost a decade.
32: David worked as a software engineer and project manager for different
33: international software companies. From 2003 to 2005, he was hired as
34: tenured associated teacher by the Computer Science Department at
35: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, synchronizing his professional and
36: academic careers. Finally, in 2005, he enrolled as a teacher assistant
37: in the DEI Laboratory research group at that university.
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39: His research interests are technology support for learning systems,
40: teaching programming and Software Engineering. He has just started
41: different investigations about User-Centered Design and Web
42: Development, and their application in Emergency Management Information
43: Systems.

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