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GRASCOMP Doctoral SchoolCURRENT TRENDS IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCHIn honour of Professor Emeritus Axel van Lamsweerde
Friday October 4, 2013 |
John Mylopoulos (Prof., University of Toronto & University of Trento) |
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Emmanuel Letier (Prof., University College London) |
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Joanne Atlee (Prof., University of Waterloo) |
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Bashar Nuseibeh (Prof., Open University) |
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Carlo Ghezzi (Prof., Politecnico di Milano) |
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Jeff Magee (Dean, School of Engineering, Imperial College London) |
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Precise Process Definition to Support Improvement in Diverse Domains |
Leon J. Osterweil (Prof., University of Massachusetts at Amherst) |
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Lori Clarke (Prof., University of Massachusetts at Amherst) |
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The Shape of Software to Come and What it Means for Software Engineering |
Anthony Finkelstein (Dean, School of Engineering, University College London) |
The schedule is available on this website, with abstracts and biographies of the speakers.
The lectures will take place on the UCL campus, auditorium SUD 11 (see this map), Croix du Sud in Louvain-la-Neuve. UCL is easily reachable by train or car. Parking at Croix du Sud is free but requires a permit (zone B). If you need a permit, please send your license plate number to secretaire-ingi@uclouvain.be. More info regarding parking in LLN can be found here.
The is open to all scholars and researchers from Belgium and abroad. Participation will be credited to doctoral students upon request, as part of the GRASCOMP doctoral school programme. Attendance is free but registration is required by subscribing to the course website (see instructions below). Coffee breaks and a lunch sandwich buffet will be provided for registered participants.
Online registration on this website is closed but registrations are still accepted. To register, please send an e-mail to secretaire-ingi@uclouvain.be mentioning your name and affiliation.
For any question, please contact Charles Pecheur (Charles.Pecheur@uclouvain.be).
Picture credits: Joel Stoehr: Tower of Babel, 2007