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1. Introduction
2. Motivation and Problem Description
3. Experiment Background
3.1. A short summary on Empiricism and Experimentation
3.1.1. What is meant by Empiricism?
3.1.2. Research and Experimentation methods
3.1.2.1. Case Studies or Benchmarks
3.1.2.2. Field Studies
3.1.2.3. Controlled Experiments
3.1.2.4. Polls
3.1.2.5. Meta-Studies
3.1.3. Empirical research in Software Engineering – Specifics and Dangers
3.2. Aspect-Oriented Programming
3.2.1. Aspect-Orientation in General
3.2.2. AspectJ – a short Introduction
4. The Experiment
4.1. Experiment Buildup
4.1.1. The planned Course of the Experiment
4.1.2. The Questionnaire
4.1.3. The Hard- and Software used in the Experiment
4.1.3.1. The Application used for Editing
4.1.3.2. The Development Environment and Hardware
4.1.4. The Tasks
4.1.4.1. Task1: The Logging Task
4.1.4.2. Task2: The Parameter Null Task
4.1.4.3. Task3: The Synchronization Task
4.1.4.4. Task4: The Check Player Argument Task
4.1.4.5. Task5: The Notify Observers Task
4.1.4.6. Task6: The Observers Null Check Task
4.1.4.7. Task7: The Refresh Constraint Task
4.1.4.8. Task8: The Label Value Check Task
4.1.4.9. Task9: The Current Level Check Task
4.2. Implementation of the Experiment
5. Experiment Analysis and Results
5.1. Data Processing and Preparation
5.2. Data analysis and presentation
5.2.1. The Logging Task
5.2.2. The Parameter Null Task
5.2.3. The Synchronization Task
5.2.4. The Player Check Task
5.2.5. The Notify Observers Task
5.2.6. The Observers Null Task
5.2.7. The Refresh Constraint Task
5.2.8. The Label Value Check Task
5.2.9. The Level Check Task
5.2.10. Results of the Development Times and Descriptive Statistics
5.2.11. Statistical Tests on the Results
5.2.12. Doing a Break-Even Analysis
5.2.13. Participant Grouping
6. Discussion
6.1. Thoughts on Validity
6.1.1. Internal Validity
6.1.2. External Validity
6.2. General Discussion
7. Related Work
8. Conclusion
9. Appendix
9.1. The questionnaire (German)
9.2. The aspect-oriented task descriptions (German)
9.3. The object-oriented task descriptions (German)
10. References
- Quote paper
- Sebastian Kleinschmager (Author), 2009, A Controlled Experiment for Measuring the Impact of Aspect-Oriented Programming on Software Development Time, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/199337
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