ICSE 2009: ICSE09
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31st International
Conference on
Software
Engineering®
31st International Conference on Software Engineering, Vancouver, Canada, May 16-24, 2009.   Sign up for announcements!

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Steve (General Chair, ICS09)

The Four Plenary Talks

Steve McConnel's slides and discussion. Carlo Ghezzi's slides and discussion Pamela Zave's slides and discussion The MIP paper/presentation slides and discussion

Technical Briefings

Anthony's Technical Briefing slides on Software Governance Gerald's Technical Briefing slides on Green SE Technical Briefing on Multicore SE: Walter's slides - Victor's slides

Other presentations made at the conference

Steve's special session on SE for the Planet -
Discussion
Slides: part 1 - part 2
Software Requirements and Design: A Tribute to Michael Jackson
Slides:
John Cameron
Daniel Jackson (1)
Daniel Jackson (2)
Michael Jackson
Cliff Jones
Axel van Lamsweerde
Bashar Nuseibeh
Pamela Zave (1)
Pamela Zave (2)

New Ideas and Emerging Results

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Research Demonstrations

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Research Papers

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Workshops

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IBM Jazz Event

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Score

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Others

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On Site Awards

SCORE: The "overall winner" award goes to: Nikola Tankovic, Sonja Milicic, Danijel Zovic (students at the University of Zagreb in Croatia), Gianluigi Ciambriello, Savino Ordine, and Zafar Bhatti Ahmad (students at Mälardalen University in Sweden) worked on the project BTW: if you go, my advice to you. SCORE: The "best undergraduate team" award goes to: Kaan Yucer, Mahmud Resid Cizmeci, Ilkay Ozan Kaya, Elif Akan, Fatma Ekici, and Ali Karasu (students at Bogaziçi University in Turkey) who worked on the project Distributed Decision in a Mobile Context.

SCORE: The "Formal Methods Europe (FME)" award for the exploitation of formal methods in project development goes to: Valerio Panzica La Manna, Andrea Tommaso Bonanno, and Alfredo Motta (students at Politecnico di Milano in Italy) worked on the project A Simple Pacemaker Implementation. Annual soccer award: Team International, Wilhelm Schaefer coach

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