Keynote Address

Monday, November 6:
Steve Easterbrook: You Gotta Have A Theory
University of Toronto, Canada

FSE 14 Doctoral Symposium Presentations

Paper Presentations

• A user-centric framework for improving a distributed software system's deployment architecture. Sam Malek, U. Southern California, US.
• Identifying source code metrics to improve quality predictive models using genetic algorithms. Rodrigo Vivanco, U. Manitoba, Canada.
• Concern management and evaluation at the architecture level. Eugen Nistor, U. California, Irvine, US.
• Compliance engineering: aligning softeare requirements with policies and government regulations. Travis Breaux, North Carolina State U., US.
• On the localization of branch faults in object-oriented program. Xinming Wang, Hong Kong U. Science and Technology, Hong Kong.
• Modular exception handling in context-aware applications. Nelio Cacho, Lancaster U., UK.
• Formal modeling: a framework-based approach. Zebin Chen, U. Oregon, US.
• Improving the identification of actual input manipulation vulnerabilities. Yonghee Shin, North Carolina State U., US.

Poster Presentations

• Fault-aware fingerprinting: towards mutualism between failure investigation and statistical debugging. Chao Liu, U. Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US.
• An architecture for gradual transition towards self-managed software systems. Edin Arnautovic, Vienna U. Technology, Vienna, Austria.
• Pattern-based synthesis of fault-tolerant embedded systems. Matthias Tichy, U. Padeborn, Germany.
• Invasive interactive parallelization. Mikhail Chalabine, Linkoping U., Sweden.
• A program analysis for tool-supported refactoring of aspect-oriented programs. Jan Wloka, Faunhofer FIRST, Germany.
• Automatic inference of interface properties from program source code. Mithun Acharya, North Carolina State U., US.
• Early Definition of Frozen and Hot Spots in the Development of Domain Frameworks. Simone Matos, Federal Technological U. of Parana and Aeronautics Inst. of Tech., Brazil.