Classical software engineering increasingly faces computational challenges as software systems grow in scale and complexity, while quantum computing is emerging as a promising tool to tackle hard problems. This keynote explores how quantum approaches can enhance classical software engineering tasks, including test selection, test minimization, and serving as a test oracle. We present applications on real-world case studies from industrial partners and the public sector in Norway, highlighting key results, limitations, and practical challenges. Finally, the keynote outlines insights from a research agenda on quantum AI for classical software engineering, showing how emerging quantum approaches can support and augment traditional software engineering workflows.
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Sun 12 Apr
Displayed time zone: Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Brazilchange
09:00 - 10:30
Opening and keynoteQ-SE at Bora Bora IV Chair(s): Anila Mjeda CyberSkills, MTU Munster Technological University; Lero - the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Software, Marcos Lordello Chaim University of São Paulo