Conference Program for CSEET 2008
Keynote Speakers
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| A Global Software Project for a Globalized World | Exonovation: Leveraging The Innovation of Others |
Software Engineering Education: How Far We've Come and How Far We Have To Go |
| Dr. Bertrand Meyer (ETH Zurich) |
Mr. Michael Tiemann, VP (Red Hat) |
Dr. Nancy R. Mead (CMU) |
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Schedule
A continental breakfast is served at the hotel at 8:00am each morning in the Colonial room.
| Day | Keynote 8:30-10:00 |
Morning Session 10:30-12:00 |
Lunch 12:00-1:30 |
Afternoon Session 1 1:30-3:00 |
Afternoon Session 2 3:30-5:00 |
Evening |
| Sunday | Registration 5-7pm | |||||
| Monday | ASEET | ASEET | ASEET Lunch | ASEET | ASEET | Reception at Blacklock House |
| Tuesday | Bertrand Meyer | Light Lunch (12:00-12:45) |
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| Paper Session: Security and SE Education | Joe Jarzombek (12:45-1:30) | |||||
| Short Papers & Course Materials | ||||||
| Wednesday | Michael Tiemann | Special: Teaching Industrial Strength Software Engineering | Conference Lunch | Dinner | ||
| Tutorial: Open Source Projects | Tutorial: Open Source Projects | |||||
| Workshop: Student Projects and Work Experience | Workshop: Student Projects and Work Experience | |||||
| Thursday | Nancy Mead | Lunch on your own | ||||
| Paper Session: Tools and Methodologies | ||||||
| Paper Session: Objects and Components | Paper Session: Knowledge Source and Evidence |
| Paper Session | Tutorial | Workshop | Special Session |
Reception
The Blacklock House
A reception will be held at the Blacklock House on Monday, April
14, 2008.
Location: 18 Bull St, Charleston, SC [map]
Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm
Dinner Cruise
SpiritLine Cruises
A dinner cruise will take place on Wednesday, April
16, 2008
Boarding: 6:30pm
Departure: 7:00pm sharp
Return: 10:00pm
Location: The Spirit of Charleston is on the IMAX Dock at Aquarium Wharf [map]
The dock is a 0.7 mile walk from the hotel. We suggest leaving at 6:15 from the hotel.
Enjoy a three hour cruise of Charleston's historic harbor on
the Spirit of Charleston. Our 102 foot dining yacht is beautifully
appointed with panoramic windows and an elegant marble and mahogany bar.
Your group will enjoy an evening filled with breathtaking views, the
smooth, jazzy sounds of the Kevin Hackler Trio, and a menu of gourmet
cuisine designed especially for your event. The Spirit of Charleston
departs from Aquarium Wharf in downtown Charleston.
All abstracts are posted on the abstract
page, or can be found by following the link from the title.
Tuesday
Morning (10:30am-12:00pm)
Paper Session TU-AM-1: Net Generation and the Real-World
Session Chair: Jeff Carver
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Author: William Honig
Authors: Olly Gotel, Vidya Kulkarni, Long Chrea Neak and Christelle Scharff
Authors: Anthony Lattanze, Dave Root, Mel Rosso-Llopart and Gil Taran
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Authors: Olly Gotel, Vidya Kulkarni, Long Chrea Neak and Christelle Scharff
Authors: Anthony Lattanze, Dave Root, Mel Rosso-Llopart and Gil Taran
Paper Session TU-AM-2: Security and SE Education
Session Chair: Dan Port
Location: Pinckney room
Location: Pinckney room
Author: Richard Epstein
Authors: Dan Shoemaker, Antonio Drommi, Jeff Ingalsbe and Nancy
Mead
Author: Richard Epstein
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Special Lunchtime Session (12:00pm - 1:30pm)
A light lunch will be held from 12:00pm - 12:45pm in the Gold room. The speaker will begin his talk at 12:45 in the Colonial room.Cyber Security and Software Assurance: Enhancing the Relevance of Education and Training
Speaker: Joe Jarzombek, Department of Homeland Security
Joe Jarzombek
Joe Jarzombek
In this presentation, Joe Jarzombek addresses the relevance of software security assurance in reducing organizational risk exposure. He provides an overview of software assurance initiatives within the federal government, and addresses requisite focuses for relevant education and training. More info
About the speaker.
Joe Jarzombek is the Director for Software Assurance in the National
Cyber Security Division of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
(DHS). More info
Tuesday Afternoon Session 1
(1:30pm-3:00pm)
Paper Session TU-PM-1: Capstone Courses and Soft Skills
Session Chair: Tom Horton
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Authors: Eric Ras and Jörg Rech
Authors: Ville Isomöttönen and Tommi Kärkkäinen
Author: Gil Taran
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Workshops
Chair: Jeff Carver
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Tuesday Afternoon Session 2
(3:30pm-5:00pm)
Paper Session TU-PM-2: Degree Offerings
Session Chair: Don Bagert
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Authors: Arthur Pyster, Devanandham Henry, Larry Bernstein,
Richard Turner and Kristen Baldwin
Authors: Kirti Garg and Vasudeva Varma
Author: Steve Chenoweth
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Workshops
Chair: Jeff Carver
Authors: Janet Burge and Charles Wallace
Location: Pinckney room
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Location: Pinckney room
Short Papers
Session Chair: David Janzen
Location: Laurens room
Location: Laurens room
Authors: Kai Qian and Xiang Fu
Authors: Heidi Ellis, Ralph Morelli and Gregory Hislop
Authors: Gregory Hislop
Course Materials
Session Chair: David Janzen
Location: Laurens room
Watts Humphrey
Session Chair: Jeff Carver
Location: Laurens room
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Session Chair: Jeff Carver
Location: Laurens room
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Location: Laurens room
Authors: Thomas B. Hilburn, Massood Towhidnejad, and Salamah Salamah
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Wednesday
Morning (10:30am-12:00pm)
Special Session TU-AM: Teaching Industrial Strength Software Engineering
Session Chair: Hossein Saiedian
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Watts Humphrey
This session addresses the issues of decreasing software engineering
enrolments and industry’s increasing needs for qualified software
engineers. Watts Humphrey, the session chairman opens the program with a
brief overview of the session agenda. Bob Musson from Microsoft then
reviews industry’s needs for software engineering graduates. More info
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Wednesday Afternoon Session 1 (1:30pm-3:00pm)
Tutorials
Authors: Don Gotterbarn and Keith Miller
Session Chair: Vasudeva Varma
Location: Colonial room
Session Chair: Joe Chao
Location: Pinckney room
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Session Chair: Vasudeva Varma
Location: Colonial room
Tutorial 2: How
successful open source projects work, and how and why to bring your
students into the open source world
Author: Greg DeKoenigsbergSession Chair: Joe Chao
Location: Pinckney room
Workshops
Workshop 2: The Roles of Student Projects and Work
Experience in Undergraduate and Taught Postgraduate Programmes
Authors: J. Barrie Thompson and Helen M. EdwardsSession Chair: Jeff Carver
Location: Laurens room
Wednesday Afternoon Session 2 (3:30am-5:00pm)
Tutorials
Authors: Don Gotterbarn and Keith Miller
Session Chair: Vasudeva Varma
Location: Colonial room
Session Chair: Joe Chao
Location: Pinckney room
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Session Chair: Vasudeva Varma
Location: Colonial room
Tutorial 2: How
successful open source projects work, and how and why to bring your
students into the open source world
Author: Greg DeKoenigsbergSession Chair: Joe Chao
Location: Pinckney room
Workshops
Workshop 2: The Roles of Student Projects and Work
Experience in Undergraduate and Taught Postgraduate Programmes
Authors: J. Barrie Thompson and Helen M. EdwardsSession Chair: Jeff Carver
Location: Laurens room
Thursday
Morning (10:30am-12:00pm)
Paper Session TH-AM-1: Objects and Components
Session Chair: Tim Lethbridge
Location: Pinckney room
Location: Pinckney room
Authors: Liana Lisboa, Leandro Nascimento, Eduardo Almeida and
Silvio Meira
Authors: Karin Johnsgard and James McDonald
Authors: Jungwoo Ryoo, Frederico Fonseca and David Janzen
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Dr. Nancy R. Mead Track
Session Chairs: Dan Port and Don Bagert
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Authors: Heidi Ellis and Gregory Hislop
Author: Don Bagert, Dan Port, and Hossein Saiedian
Authors: Jane Huffman Hayes and Mary Biddle
Auhors: Dan Port, Barry Boehm, and David Klappholz
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Thursday Afternoon Session 1
(1:30pm-3:00pm)
Paper Session TH-PM-1: Studio and Industry Projects
Session Chair: Barrie Thompson
Location: Colonial room
Location: Colonial room
Authors: Dave Root, Mel Rosso-Llopart, Gil Taran and Anthony
Lattanze
Authors: Gil Taran, Dave Root, Mel Rosso-Llopart and Anthony
Lattanze
Author: Nenad Stankovic
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Paper Session TH-PM-2: Tools and Methodologies
Session Chair: Tim Lethbridge
Location: Pinckney room
Location: Pinckney room
Authors: Salamah Salamah and Ann Gates
Authors: Ellen Barbosa, Simone Souza and Jose Maldonado
Authors:Alf Inge Wang, Terje Øfsdahl and Ole Kristian
Mørch-Storstein
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Paper Session TH-PM-3: Knowledge Source and Evidence
Session Chair: Jim McDonald
Location: Laurens room
Location: Laurens room
Author: A. J. Cowling
Authors: Fábio Levy Siqueira, Gabriela Maria Cabel Barbarán and
Jorge Luis Risco Becerra
Authors: David Janzen and Jungwoo Ryoo
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