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SOFTWARE LIFECYCLE

SOFTWARE LIFECYCLE. What functions would ISEES perform?. Functions, Services and Activities:. Marketing, Outreach Benefits of OSS Value of “Software Management Plans” Crowdsourced swag development Training Software best practices, bootcamps , more focused training courses

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SOFTWARE LIFECYCLE

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  1. SOFTWARELIFECYCLE

  2. What functions would ISEES perform?

  3. Functions, Services and Activities: • Marketing, Outreach • Benefits of OSS • Value of “Software Management Plans” • Crowdsourced swag development • Training • Software best practices, bootcamps, more focused training courses • Community Building • Promote software reuse as an indicator of successful science • Industry links • Consulting Services • Consulting for any point of project lifecycle • Call-based proposals (or nominations) and community selection • Technical Services • Software certification programs • Software system preservation • Software Registry: quality, evaluation results, reuse

  4. How would ISEES uniquely provide value to enable {efficient|reproducible|scalable|impactful} science?

  5. Providing Value • Science via integrated software • Training

  6. Providing value: science via integrated s/w • Scalable, interoperable, integratable software solutions • Cultural change • Synthetic science

  7. Providing value: training • Learn software best practices and how to leverage software • Cultural change

  8. What is most critical and effective for ISEES to pursue?

  9. ISEES should pursue: • Creating and engaging the community • Developing products for the community

  10. Pursue: community creation and engagement • Active community promotion • Hackathons • Working groups • Evangelism

  11. Pursue: develop products • Development services e.g. hardening • Materials covering principles, best practices • Pointers and resources

  12. Activity Logic Models

  13. Logic models: science / software integration • Hackathon-style working groups, co-led by a scientist and a developer, to address one or more SWLC problems that presently impede a grand challenge science question • Would need support for 2+ meetings pear year, 2+ years, ~12 people • Would deliver software solutions to the problems.  Publications. • Enables things that can’t be done now • Publications and adoption would be measures of success

  14. Logic models: science / software integration • Standards Workshops • 3-4 per year • Best practices, coding standards, policies, documentation, standards, quality metrics • Deliver concrete results

  15. Logic models: community tools • Online tools and infrastructure to create community • Resources: development of, and running of courses.  delivery mechanisms for online courses, facilities to host the workshop • Outputs: multi-day workshops or multi-step courses, sample datasets • Impact: better trained scientists and developers.  software being used in the community • Assess: participation and follow-on courses.  Surveys, usage statistics, engagement w/ open source

  16. Logic models: community building and engaging • Engaging as large a community as we can • Building, then engaging the community, and leaders • Resources: community and online management people (~4FTE) • Outputs, Measurement:  community ownership of effort, more volunteers, higher quality of collaboration

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