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Important Dates & Schedule

Paper Download

Some of these links will direct you to the digital library of Springer or the ACM. In these cases, you will be able to download the paper if you are on the UZH network (or using VPN from home).

Date Topic & Material Deliverable
16.9

Introduction

 

23.9 (Empirical) Research in Software Engineering

What makes good research in software engineering?, Shaw, International Journal on Software Tools for Technology, 2002.

A practical guide to controlled experiments of software engineering tools with human participants. Ko, LaToza, Burnett, ESE, 2013.

 

Optional (not required!):

Preliminary guidelines for empirical research in software engineering, Kitchenham et al., IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2002.

Experimental models for validating technology, Zelkowitz et al., IEEE Computer, 1998.

 

ONE response paper covering both papers due on Sunday 22.9, participation in class
30.09

Developer Productivity & Support

What predicts software developers' productivity? Murphy-Hill et al., IEEE TSE 2019.
 

 

response paper, leading of part of the discussion, participation
07.10 Sensing and Supporting Code Difficulty
 
response paper, lead discussion; proposal for project by the end of the week
13.10 Project Proposal Due Project Proposal
14.10 Week for discussing proposals  
21.10 Presenting proposals in class Proposal presentation
22.10 Final Proposal Due Project Proposal
28.10

Eye-Tracking in SE & ML + Weekly Scrum

 
Optional:

short update report,

response paper, leading of part of the discussion

Machine Learning Intro 29.10.18 (PDF, 549 KB)

Jupyter Notebook ML Intro (IPYNB, 78 KB)


 

04.11

Developer Support + Weekly Scrum

Context-Aware Conversational Developer Assistants. Bradley et al., ICSE 2018.

Augmenting Code with In Situ Visualizations to Aid Program Understanding. Hoffswell et al., CHI 2018.

short update report,

response paper, leading of part of the discussion

 

short update report in written form by email
11.11

Meetings & Progress Report

 

short update report,

18.11 No in person class!

short update report in written form by email

25.11 Quick Update Presentation in Class & Discussion in Class short presentation + one page writeup of results
02.12 Scrum + Weekly meeting (10 mins)

almost finished version of project report with finished related work section.

Draft report due on 1.12 midnight!

10.12

8pm

Project report is due & you will receive two reports for reviewing

Project report

submit here

13.12

12pm

noon

Peer reviews are due

& you will receive two peer-reviews for your project report for possible feedback before the presentation

peer-reviews of two other reports
16.12 Presenting project to class presentation