CS 8001A Spring Semester, 2000

Software Engineering Forum

SEF meets in CCB 109 Wednesdays, 2pm-3pm. Everyone involved in software engineering research is welcome.

The goal is to discuss ongoing research in the area of software engineering in an informal, non-threatening but critical atmosphere.Sessions include

WIGglers "Where I'm going... with my research"
Betas: Run-through versions of conference talk or submitted paper
Sprinklers: Talks and discussions intended to refresh and nourish research in progress and cause ideas to flourish
Oprahs: Discussions of work by others with which today's well-rounded SE scholar should be familiar.

Week	Who & What
Jan 12	Planning, communication/web page, bowling.
Jan 19	Sprinkler: Five-Minute Madness (Most of the Oldies) Reggie Hobbs, Idris Hsi, Mike McCracken, Colin Potts, Heather Richter, Spencer Rugaber, Lex Spoon
Jan 26	Sprinkler: Five-Minute Madness (Mainly Newbies) Gregory Abowd, Laura Burkhart, Mary-Jean Harrold, Jim Jones, Donglin Liang, Saurabh Sinha, Yannis Smaragdakis, Eli Tilevich
Feb 2	WIGgler: Idris Hsi.
Feb 9	WIGgler: Donglin Liang
Feb 16	WIGgler: Saurabh Sinha
Feb 23	Discussion with LaurieWilliams
March 1	Beta: Reggie Hobbs
March 8	No meeting. Spring Break
March 15	WIGgler: Yannis Smaragdakis
March 22	WIGgler: Colin Potts
March 29	WIGgler: Brian McNamara
April 5	WIGgler: Lex Spoon
April 12	"An afternoon with Beki Grintner"
April 19	Oprah: Gregory Abowd or mystery guest on the open source movement.
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