Some impressions from the Social Event last evening, a Wine tasting in a local winery. #cseet social events are legendary and the ones this year are no exception.
And just like that, #cseet2024 is over. Enjoy these impressions from the closing session and join us next year at #cseet2025, collocated with @ICSEconf in Ottawa!
(Group photo credit @atif_mashkoor)
We have one more thing to celebrate. This year’s Best Paper Award goes to
J Cui, R Zhang, F Zhou, R Li, Y Song, and Ed Gehringer
For their paper
How Much Effort Do You Need to Expend on a Technical Interview? A Study of LeetCode Problem Solving Statistics
Congratulations!
Interesting presentation by @atif_mashkoor on how they designed a course on engineering of AI-intensive system. Reflections to take back home. @CSEETconf
Last but not least all the least, Aditya Johri presents his PhD student Ashish Hingle’s case study-based on teaching approach to instruct #ethics in #SoftwareEngineering through role playing. Awesome!
Francis Paulisch from @SiemensHealth is presenting their Journal First paper on growing professional software architects’ skills in the industry. Big take away: projects succeed when people talk to each other! Check out the open source paper:
https://t.co/u26IPIfgON
#cseet2024
Tiange Zhao speaks on increasing cloud security competency in #SoftwareEngineering practitioners using a serious game and the CATS evaluator algorithm.
Following up on their study (https://t.co/dtqYwMFwv7) presented at #cseet2023, Sandro Speth, Niklas Meissner and @snowballUniS present their work on generating UML modeling exercises using ChatGPT. @sqaUStuttgart
What are the benefits of letting students use #GenerativeAI to create #userstories in #SoftwareEngineering courses? Allan Brockenbrough from Salem State University shows his findings from his study.
Some impressions from the Poster & Tools session at #cseet2024, where presenters first gave a 90 second pitch before we broke into smaller discussion groups.
Enjoying my time at @CSEETconf a lot. Specially once I've already presented ;). Really interesting sessions and discussions and a lot of food for thought. My reading list has increased substantially with all these interesting papers!