Software Engineering Education: FISEE coming up
Over the past few days I have come across several people who told me they want to attend the Frontiers In Software Engineering Education (FISEE) workshop in Villebrumier, 11-13 November, but have not registered yet. If that’s your case please register right now because:
- The number of spots is limited (it’s a residential event, everyone is hosted onsite, and there is a set number of rooms).
- We need a preliminary program. The format of the event is flexible, Springer LNCS proceedings come after the meeting, we make room for impromptu presentations and discussions, but still we need a basic framework and we need to finalize it now.
So please go ahead and fill in the registration form.
From the previous posting about FISEE:
The next event at the LASER center in Villebrumier (Toulouse area, Southwest France) is FISEE, Frontiers in Software Engineering Education, see the web site. This small-scale workshop, 11 to 13 November is devoted to what Software Engineering needs, what should be changed, and how new and traditional institutions can adapt to the fast pace of technology.
Workshops at the Villebrumier center favor a friendly, informal and productive interaction between participants, who are all hosted on site. There are no formal submissions, but post-event proceedings will be published as part of the LASER sub-series of Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science.
Like other events there, FISEE is by invitation; if you are active in the field of software engineering education as an educator, as a potential employer of software engineering graduates, or as a researcher, you can request an invitation by writing to me or one of the other organizers. Attendance is limited to 15-20 participants.
Among already scheduled talks: a keynote by Alexander Tormasov, rector of Innopolis University, and a talk by me on “the 15 concepts of software engineering”.
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