Mestrado em Informática

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    Escalonamento de projetos com restrições de recursos e múltiplos modos de processamento: soluções heurísticas e uma aplicação à programação de manutenção industrial
    (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2009-06-25) Cravo, Gildásio Lecchi; Alvarenga, Arlindo Gomes de; Ahonen, Hannu Tapio; Ribeiro, Glaydston Mattos; Lorenzoni, Luciano Lessa
    This master's thesis presents an implementation of the GRASP meta-heuristic for solving the Multi-mode Resource constrained Problem of Scheduling Project (MRCPSP). The MRCPSP belongs to the class NP-Hard and therefore has received attention of many researchers. In this thesis, a case study problem of Scheduling Industrial Maintenance is viewed as a MRCPSP. The GRASP was tested with a set of benchmark tests obtained from PSPLIB (Project Scheduling Library). The results showed that the GRASP is a good strategy for solving MRCPSP instances.
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    Gerência de conhecimento e decisão em grupo: um estudo de caso na gerência de projetos
    (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2006-11-27) Carvalho, Victorio Albani de; Falbo, Ricardo de Almeida; Cury, Davidson; Araújo, Renata Mendes de
    Due to the complexity and the high number of variables involved in the management activities, it is essential to the project manager to have some kind of automated support to perform her tasks. During the accomplishment of a software project, a high amount of knowledge is produced and used. Looking for the reuse of that knowledge in future projects, we need to provide means to retain and store the generated knowledge in a way to minimize the effort to obtain it in the future. In this context, knowledge management can be used to capture the knowledge and experience generated and accumulated during the software process and to promote the appearance of new knowledge. Experience constitutes a key factor in order to management activities can be accomplished with success. Thus, the benefits reached by the change of ideas during the accomplishment of those activities are evident. During this work, in order to support software project management using knowledge management in the software development environment ODE, we have developed and integrated to ODE an infrastructure to support software items characterization and search for similar items and an infrastructure to support group decision. To evaluate the potential of these infrastructures, we specialized them, respectively, to support project characterization and cooperative elaboration of risk plans.