19th Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training

07:30 - 20:00

Conference Registration

08:00-16:00

Workshop 1: Hawaii Room
Workshop on Secure Software Engineering Education and Training
Samuel Redwine

07:30-08:00

Oahu Room: ASEE&T Registration and Polynesian Breakfast

08:00-18:00

Oahu Room:
Academy for Software Engineering Education and Training
David Klappholz

07:00

Registration and Polynesian Breakfast

08:00

Conference start : Kahuku I and II
Welcome : Dan Port and Laurie Williams

08:15

Keynote address : Kahuku I and II

Educating Students in Value-Based Design and Development [slides]
Barry W. Boehm, University of Southern California , USA

9:30

Coffee break

10:00

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session A : Introductory Courses
Session chair: Jane Prey

Viope as a Tool for Teaching Introductory Programming: An Empirical Investigation [slides]
Jeffrey Carver and Lisa Henderson

Designing a First-Year Project Course to Engage Freshman Software Engineers: An Experience Report
Dean Hendrix, David Umphress, and James H. Cross II

Room 2: Oahu Room
Barry Boehm Track Paper Session A: COCOMO and MBASE
Session chair: Vic Basili

The Influence of COCOMO on Software Engineering Education and Training
Richard E. Fairley

Making Every Student a Winner: The WinWin Approach in Software Engineering Education
Paul Grünbacher, Norbert Seyff, Robert O. Briggs, Hoh Peter In, Hasan Kitapci, Daniel Port

Impact & Contributions of MBASE on Software Engineering Graduate Courses
Ricardo Valerdi and Ray Madachy

Room 3: Tonga Room
Short Paper Session A : Approaches to Software Engineering
Session chair: Barrie Thompson

A Product Engineering Approach to Software Development
Kesav V. Nori and N. Swaminathan

Assessing the Value of Computer Science Course Material Repositories
Susan M. Mitchell and Wayne G. Lutters

Integrating Measurement-Driven Development Methods into Software Engineering Training
Richard W. Selby

A Discovery Learning Tool for Software Engineering with Generating Educational Processes
Noriko Hanakawa

Software Business Education for Software Engineers: Towards an Integrated Curriculum [slides]
Jyrki Kontio, Juhani Warsta, Markus M. Mäkelä, Mika Ahokas, Pasi Tyrväinen and Päivi Pöyry

11:30

Lunch: Sunset Room

12:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session B: Innovative Teaching Methods I
Session chair: Jeff Carver

Writing as a Tool for Learning Software Engineering [slides]
Alf Inge Wang and Carl-Fredrik Sørensen

Rising to the Challenge: Using Business-Oriented Case Studies in Software Engineering Education [slides]
Janet Burge and Douglas Troy

Bringing Realistic Software Engineering Assignments to the Software
Engineering Classroom
Dennis J. Frailey

Room 2: Oahu Room
Barry Boehm Track Paper Session B: Real World Projects
Session chair: Rick Selby

Experience Teaching Barry Boehm's Techniques in Industrial and Academic Settings
Dennis J. Frailey

What Clients Want - What Students Do: Reflections on Ten Years of Sponsored Senior Design Projects
Robert Fornaro, Margaret Heil, Alan Tharp

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 2: Visioning a Certification Exam for Graduating Software Engineers
Donald J. Bagert and Michael J. Lutz

14:00

Coffee Break

14:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session C: Multi-disciplinary Software Engineering
Session chair: Tim Lethbridge

Designing and Developing an Informatics Capstone Project Course
Dennis P. Groth and Matthew P. Hottell

A First Course in Software Engineering for Aerospace Engineers
Kristina Lundqvist and Jayakanth Srinivasan

Room 2; Oahu Room
Barry Boehm Track Panel: Industrial impact through education -- lessons learned from Barry Boehm's contributions to software engineering
Session chair: Jyrki Kontio

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 2 continued

7:00

Registration and Polynesian Breakfast

08:00

Nancy Mead IEEE Fellow Recognition : Kahuku I and II
presented by Dr. Vic Basili

8:10

Keynote address: Kahuku I and II

Why should they believe us? Determinism, non-determinism and evidence [slides] [references]
David Budgen, University of Durham , UK

9:30

Coffee break

10:00

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session D: Course Projects
Session chair: Don Bagert

Report from the 2nd International Workshop on Software Engineering Course Projects (SWECP 2005)
Scott Tilley , Shihong Huang , Kenny Wong , Spencer Smith

Success Factors for Team Project Courses [slides]
Greger Wikstrand and Jürgen Börstler

SimVBSE: Developing a Game for Value-Based Software Engineering
Apurva Jain and Barry Boehm

Room 2: Oahu Room
Short Paper Session B: Tools for Software Engineering Education
Session chair: Mike Barker

A Methodology for Use Cases Modeling based on Sequence Diagrams Quantification
J. Reyes Juárez, Karla C. Barraza, Guillermo Licea, and Alfredo Cristóbal

Student-Based Case Studies in Software Communication
Charles Wallace, Tom Vosecky, Leroy Steinbacher, Anne Mareck, Robert R. Johnson, and Ann Brady

WriteOn: A Tool to Support Teaching Software Engineering
Joseph G. Tront and Vinod Eligeti

An Analysis of Learner's Activities in Embedded Software Programming Practices
Masaki Yamamoto, Hiroyuki Tomiyama, Shinya Honda, Nobuyuki Kaneko, Kenji Mase, Nobuo Kawaguchi, Hiroaki Takada, and Kiyoshi Agusa

The Computer Literacy Education using Open Office
Shinji Uchida, Shigenobu Fukushima, Fumiaki Masakiyo, Masaya Nakamori, Yasuko Honda, and Takeshi Kanda

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 3: Best Practices in Software Engineering: The Role of Industry in Software Engineering Education and Training
J. Barrie Thompson and Helen M. Edwards

Room 4: Molokai Room
Workshop 4: 21 st Century IV&V Education and Training
Haruka Nakao, Yuko Miyamoto, Christina Moats, and Dan Port

11:30

Lunch: Sunset Room

12:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session E: Professional Education
Session chair: Mike Lutz

Developing a Software Engineering Curriculum for the Emerging Software Industry in China [slides]
Ciarán O'Leary, Deirdre Lawless, Damian Gordon, Li Haifeng, Kamal Bechkoum

Coaching Professional Software Developers - An Experience Report
Christian Bunse, Ines Grützner, Christian Peper, Silke Steinbach-Nordmann, Carsten Vollmers

Eight Years of Delivering Professional Education and Training for Software Engineering at Fraunhofer IESE: An Experience Report
Ludger Thomas, Patrick Waterson, Sonja Trapp

Room 2: Oahu Room
Special Session: Software Engineering Instruction and Educational Theory: A Dialogue
Victor and Pat Basili

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 3 continued

Room 4: Molokai Room
Workshop 4 continued

14:00

Coffee Break

14:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session F: Innovative Teaching Methods II
Session chair: Scott Tilley

On the Influence of Test-Driven Development on Software Design [slides]
David S. Janzen and Hossein Saiedian

Security Requirements Engineering for Software Systems: Case Studies in Support of Software Engineering Education
Nancy R. Mead and Eric D. Hough

Room 2: Oahu Room
Course Module Session
Session chair: Kenneth Modesitt

Instruction in Problem Structuring and Analysis Through Problem Frames
Charles Wallace, Xinli Wang, and Virginia Bluth

Open Course Resources as Part of the OpenSeminar in Software Engineering [slides]
Michael Rappa and Sarah Smith

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 3 continued

Room 4: Molokai Room
Workshop 4 continued

17:00

Leave for luau banquette and show at Polynesian Cultural Center

7:00

Ahi Ahi Breakfast

8:00

Closing remarks : Kahuku I and II
Dan Port

8:10

Keynote address: Kahuku I and II

Let's Teach Architecting High Quality Software [slides]
Linda Northrop

9:30

Coffee break

10:00

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Paper Session G : Reflection on Teaching Effectiveness
Session chair: David Budgen

Changing Students' Perceptions: An Analysis of the Supplementary Benefits of Collaborative Software Development
Lucas Layman

Students Managing the Software Development Process: Did They Learn What We Expected? Did We Expect Them to Learn What They Did?
Anne Comer and Helen M. Edwards

Will Johnny/Joanie Make a Good Software Engineer? Are Course Grades Showing the Whole Picture?
Jane Huffman Hayes, Alex Dekhtyar, Ashlee Holbrook, Olga Dekhtyar, Senthil Sundaram

Room 2: Oahu Room
Tutorial 2: Intellectual Property Law Basics for Software Engineering Educators [slides]
David G. Kay

Room 3: Tonga Room
Short Paper Session C : Approaches to Education
Session chair: Shihong Huang

The R-CUBE: Reviewing, Reinforcing and Rewarding after Successful Module Completion [slides]
Ciarán O’Leary

The Appreciation of Beauty as a Motivation for Learning Computer Programming
Yasuhiro Takemura Hideo Nagumo and Kenichi Matsumoto

Perseus: An Educational Support Tool for Systematic Software Design and Algorithm Construction [slides]
Tetsuro Kakeshita and Tomomi Fujisaki

Exploring the Cognitive Apprenticeship Approach for Teaching Introductory Software Engineering [slides]
Shen-Tzay Huang, Yi-Pei Cho, and Yu-Jen Lin

On Practice-Oriented Software Engineering Education
Shihong Huang and Damiano Distante

Room 4: Molokai Room
Workshop 5: Workshop on Real Projects for Real Clients
David Klappholz, Vicki Almstrum, and Kenneth L. Modesitt

11:30

Lunch

12:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Tutorial 1: Testing as a Mental Discipline: Practical Methods for Affecting Student Behavior
Stephen Frezza and Mei-Huei Tang

Room 2: Oahu Room
Tutorial 2 continued

Room 3: Tonga Room
Workshop 5 continued

14:00

Coffee break

14:30

Room 1: Hawaii Room
Tutorial 1 continued