Seminar

SE Seminar Schedule

This is the SE seminar schedule. Unless otherwise indicated, the seminar is organized as a lunch meeting at 12:00 every second Wednesday in room 421. The idea is that every participant brings food to the meeting, then we eat, and usually start the talk at around 12:25. Since it's a lunch seminar, everyone can continue to eat during the talk.

To book a slot, please edit this Wiki page (every member of the CSE department should know the password) and send an email to Thorsten Berger (thorsten.berger@chalmers.se) with the abstract. To change the slot or swap with someone else, please also directly edit the page. It is also possible to have the seminar at alternative times. In this case, the requester is responsible for: adding the slot below, booking a room, adding the presenter/room information and presentation title below, sending a calendar invite to seall.cse@chalmers.se and ixd.cse@chalmers.se, and announcing/reminding the presenter, title, and abstract via email according to the template below.

Fall 2018 -- Summer 2019

07.11.2018: Daniel Strüber (projector broken, see 5.12.)
21.11.2018: Rodi Jolak: "Model-based software engineering: a multiple-case study on challenges and development efforts"
05.12.2018: Tiago Luiz Buarque de Amorim: "Decision Support for Model Based Systems Engineering Process Maturity Development Roadmap"
12.12.2018: Jennifer Horkoff: Results of SEED project, applying SE approaches to Bioinformatics processes
19.12.2018: Gul Calikli: Results of SEED project, SE challenges in ML intensive software systems
02.01.2019: no seminar
16.01.2019: Linda Erlenhov: Software Developer Bots
06.02.2019: Francisco Gomes: Visualizing test diversity to support test optimisation
13.02.2019: Daniel Strüber
27.02.2019: Richard Berntsson Svensson
06.03.2019: Sergio Garcia
20.03.2019: Richard Torkar
03.04.2019: Sven Peldszus (visitor from Koblenz)
17.04.2019: Magnus Ågren
01.05.2019: Ivica Crnkovic
15.05.2019: Thorsten Berger (starting 11:30)
29.05.2019: Rebekka Wohlrab, Terese Besker
12.06.2019: Yue Kang
26.06.2019: David Issa Mattos
10.07.2019: Hugo Sica de Andrade
24.07.2019: no seminar (summer break)
07.08.2019: no seminar (summer break)
21.08.2019: no seminar (summer break)
28.08.2019: Tong Li (visitor) SE + Security + Creativity (title TBD)
04.09.2019: Miroslaw Staron
11.09.2019: James Walden (guest) "Evolution of the OpenSSL development after the HeartBleed vulnerability”
18.09.2019: Ankit Agrawa/Jane Cleland-Huang (University of Notre Dame): Traceability, agile software development, and safety
25.09.2019: David Bermbach (TU Berlin): Benchmarking Web API Quality
02.10.2019: Wardah Mahmood
09.10.2019: Jörg Holtmann (Fraunhofer IEM Paderborn)
13.11.2019: Laiz Heckmann Barbalho, Rema Salman "A Modeling Approach for Bioinformatics Workflows", to be presented at PoEM'19, end of November

Announcement E-Mail Template

To: seall.cse@chalmers.se and ixd.cse@chalmers.se
Subject: "[se-seminar] talk by PRESENTER: TITLE"
Body:
"Dear colleagues,

PRESENTER is a POSITION at the INSTITUTION ...

Time: 12:00 CET Wednesday MONTH DAY

Location: Jupiter-421

Title: TITLE

Abstract: ABSTRACT

Best regards, REQUESTER"

Previous Seminars Fall 2017 -- Summer 2018

04.10.2017: Rodrigo Queiroz, University of Waterloo: Simulation and mapping representations for autonomous driving at Waterloo's research platform
18.10.2017: Jacob Krüger, University of Magdeburg: On Cost Models for Variant Engineering
01.11.2017: Philipp Leitner: (Mis-)Adventures in Software Performance Engineering
15.11.2017: Christoph Laaber, University of Zurich: Utilizing Software Microbenchmarks for Cloud-based Continuous Performance Assessment
22 Nov 2017: Not a lunch-seminar: 13h00-14h00 in room 473: Xavier LePallec, Lille Univ, France, Human aspects in Model Driven Engineering. http://www.lifl.fr/~lepallec/
28.11.2017: no lunch meeting at 13:00 in 208, but: Benoit Baudry and Martin Montperrus both from KTH, have a joint seminar on Program Perturbation
13.12.2017: Jennifer Horkoff "Evaluating the Applicability of a Requirements Modeling and Creativity Tool in the Gaming Industry: Stranger in a Strange Land"
20.12.2017: John Businge "Exploring the Social-Technical Evolution of the Android Ecosystem: A case study of GitHub and Google Play Store"
10.01.2018: Dilian Gurov, KTH: "Formal Verification"
24.01.2018: Robert Feldt "Applications of Information Theory in Software Testing"
07.02.2018: Francisco Gomes
21.02.2018: Joel Scheuner: Performance Benchmarking in Infrastructure as a Service Clouds
07.03.2018: Dorna Behdadi (guest from Applied Philosophy at GU) "Artificial Moral Agency: Philosophical Assumptions, Methodological Challenges, and Normative Solutions"
21.03.2018: Piergiuseppe "TBD"
28.03.2018: Master's thesis presentation Anton Rose Gregory: "Visualizing the UI impact of Methods for Program Comprehension"
05.04.2018: note: Thursday, not Wednesday Claudio Menghi
18.04.2018: Katja Tuma
02.05.2018: Lucas Gren "Learning more from crossing levels - Researching different abstraction levels of organizations"
16.05.2018: Jacob Krüger: "Do You Remember This Source Code?" (ICSE Test Presentation)
30.05.2018: no seminar (ICSE'18)
06.06.2018: Mats Heimdahl: Programs, Test Data, and Oracles: Revisiting the Foundations of Software Testing
13.06.2018: Hiva Alahyari, What Wastes are the most occurring and what Wastes are the most severe according to software practitioners?
27.06.2018: Philipp Leitner: "Function-as-a-Service clouds and how (not) to use them"
11.07.2018: Grischa Liebel, Oh my god, what have I done? - Wrapping up five years of PhD studies
19.07.2018: Shin Yoo (KAIST, S. Korea) "Fault Localization - An Overview and Ongoing Research" NOTE on Thursday!
25.07.2018: no seminar (summer break)
08.08.2018: no seminar (summer break)
22.08.2018: Jeff Offutt (George Mason Univ) TBD
29.08.2018: Jan Schroeder "Maintainability of Executable Model-based Software -- Preliminary Results"
31.08.2018: Mukelabai Mukelabai, "Tackling Combinatorial Explosion: A Study of Industrial Needs and Practices for Analyzing Highly Configurable Systems", ASE'18 test presentation
12.09.2018: no seminar (SPLC'18)
21.09.2018: Andreas Vogelsang, "Feature Dependencies in Automotive Software Systems: Extent, Challenges, and Solutions"
24.09.2018: Edward Lee and Marjan Sirjani, "Actor-based Modeling Patterns for Flow Management"