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EECS Faculty Member Helps Develop Metrics for Open Source Software
July 15, 2020

EECS Faculty Member Helps Develop Metrics for Open Source Software

by Janese Heavin
Associate Professor Sean Goggins is working on metrics to help open source software communities better understand projects. Those wanting to download and use open source software in the future will have a better sense of what they’re getting, thanks in part to the work of a Mizzou Engineer. Open source software is computer software distributed [...]
Those with chronic illnesses look to web for support during crisis
April 9, 2020

Those with chronic illnesses look to web for support during crisis

by Janese Heavin
Sean Goggins Roughly 150 million U.S. citizens with chronic illnesses turn to online support communities for assistance — a number likely to grow as COVID-19 forces high-risk individuals to stay home. But not all online health forums are created equal, one expert from Mizzou Engineering warns. “More people are going to be relying on online [...]
Research facilitating research
January 17, 2018

Research facilitating research

by MU Engineering

The University of Missouri’s unique Data Science and Analytics master’s degree program boasts concentration areas in geospatial analysis, biotechnology, high-performance computing, data journalism/strategic communication and human-centered design for data. These areas are tailor-made for professionals looking to expand their horizons or companies looking to stay on the cutting edge of data science. The curriculum and […]

Grading health of open-source projects on Goggins’ radar
December 21, 2017

Grading health of open-source projects on Goggins’ radar

by MU Engineering

Today, more than 80 percent of the software in any technology product or service is open source. And this trend is growing. According to a recent study by Sonatype, every day the supply of open source across all ecosystems increases by about 1,100 new projects and 10,000 new versions. This raises important questions about which […]

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