Utilizing biological signals to understand software develop-ers activities has been emerging in recent years, still with limited under-standing of its effective applicability. This paper provides preliminary ev-idence that biological signals collected via electroencephalography (EEG)can provide useful information on the state of mind of software develop-ers, that, then, translates in understanding the effectiveness, quality, andproductivity of their work. The experimentation has been done with 20differently skilled male programmers. Two common situations have beenassessed: pair programming and programming with music. The prelimi-nary outcomes evidence the usefulness of the approach

Preliminary considerations on the effectiveness of the analysis of brain signals to assess the work of software developers

Succi G;
2020

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Utilizing biological signals to understand software develop-ers activities has been emerging in recent years, still with limited under-standing of its effective applicability. This paper provides preliminary ev-idence that biological signals collected via electroencephalography (EEG)can provide useful information on the state of mind of software develop-ers, that, then, translates in understanding the effectiveness, quality, andproductivity of their work. The experimentation has been done with 20differently skilled male programmers. Two common situations have beenassessed: pair programming and programming with music. The prelimi-nary outcomes evidence the usefulness of the approach
2020
H-WORKLOAD: International Symposium on Human Mental Workload: Models and Applications
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Amirova R; Busechian S; Ivanov V; Masyagin S; Reprintseva A; Shakirov R; Succi G; Tarasau H; Thapaliya A; Tormasov A; Zufarova O
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