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Distributed and Self-organizing Systems
Distributed and Self-organizing Systems

Masterarbeit

Enhancing the TUCcloud with Collaborative Project Management Features
Enhancing the TUCcloud with Collaborative Project Management Features

Completion

2024/12

Research Area

Web Engineering

Students

Akshay Patil

Akshay Patil

student

Advisers

traubinger

gaedke

Description

Project management has become essential for project success, providing a structured framework for planning, organizing, and controlling resources and tasks. Collaborative project management platforms are becoming increasingly important as they act as a centralized place to streamline the process. These platforms have to fulfill two parts: providing a storage, most often accessible as a cloud service, for all files, and providing collaborative features so that several team members can work at the same time on one document.
TUCcloud is an existing cloud platform at the Technical University of Chemnitz that currently offers file hosting, file management, communication, and calendar management features. However, it lacks functionalities for collaborative project management. As one of the central services at TU Chemnitz, TUCcloud should be enhanced with features which can help in the collaborative management of research projects like a whiteboard, a Gantt chart editor, a task management feature, and an improved version control system.
The objective of this thesis is the creation of a solution or the combination of existing approaches to solve the above described problem of missing Collaborative Project Management Features in the TUCcloud or a similar environment. This includes the analysis of the state of the art of collaboration tools, project management platforms, desired features from users for such tools and platforms, and other relevant literature. From this analysis, a possible solution should be conceptualized and demonstrated by creating a prototypical implementation of such features, as well as a suitable evaluation based on the user experience of this prototype and its compliance with requirements which were extracted through the literature research.


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