Masters paper
It is one year 'till I'll have to present my master thesis. Today I've
been thinking that my current topic "AOP crosscut and UML" is not really
my thing as it involves a lot of formal logic and mathematical
manipulations with said logic. And I am not that math inclined anymore.
Any deviation from current topic will also mean a need to change my
professor and I kind of dislike that.
On the other hand I was
thinking about alternate topics - about things that I'd like to
research. It seams that currently I seam to become much more inclined to
writing about open source and project management, but AOP has also
slipped into my mind as an interesting concept with a possibility of use
not only in programing, but also in project management or even in
complex organizational structures. Therefore the possible topics
include:
- Management of Open Source projects - a cookbook for an open source project manager
- Howto Open Source your software - guidelines for businesses willing to open source the software they developed - what, how, why, when to open source and how to manage both the software and the rest of the business after that
-
Aspect Oriented organizational structures - for example, a larger
corporation with many regional branches could have a separate IT
branch that would directly control IT departments of all branches and
then these IT departments would cooperate with the respective branch
office as with a regular client.