Latest revision as of 22:25, 11 December 2013

Case studies and artifacts repository

Objective

To provide a common approach for describing case studies, the S-Cube network of excellence has developed a methodology. Aim of this wiki is to host descriptions of case studies that are used, or going to be used, by European funded research projects. In this way, a classification of case studies is possible to make the case studies comparable and reusable in the context of different projects.

This repository also hosts the artifacts accepted for publication at PESOS 2012 Special Session on "The Quest for Case Studies"

How to contribute

This wiki is freely available to anyone that wants to publish a case study or an artifacts that can be useful for EU Research Project.

IMPORTANT!! To prevent spam, we had to disable the possibility to autonomously create your own account. If you need an account, please send an e-mail to plebani@elet.polimi.it. (Subject: Case Study Wiki account request)

Case studies

Here the process to follow:

read the Methodology to understand how a case study needs to be described.
use the Template Page that provides a skeleton of the elements required to be filled according to the S-Cube methodology.
create a new page with the information about your case study. (to create a new page go to http://scube-casestudies.ws.dei.polimi.it/index.php/PAGENAME then select "edit this page")
add a link to the case study description page by adding an item to the list of "Available case studies Wiki" that follows.

Artifacts

use the Artifacts Template that provides a skeleton of the document describing an artifacts.
create a new page with the information about your artifact. (to create a new page go to http://scube-casestudies.ws.dei.polimi.it/index.php/PAGENAME then select "edit this page")
add a link to the case study description page by adding an item to the list of "Available artifacts" that follows.