Celebration of ASE 2019 Contributors -

Mon 11 - Fri 15 November 2019 San Diego, California, United States

co-located with ASE 2019

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Results (16)

B Dirk BeyerBeyer, Dirk LMU MunichGermany "SE Community: Challenges and Opportunities" -- Panel and Open Discussion
D Massimiliano Di PentaDi Penta, Massimiliano University of SannioItaly Reviewer Experience Panel
F Gordon FraserFraser, Gordon University of PassauGermany Testing Scratch Programs Automatically
G Joshua GarciaGarcia, Joshua University of California, IrvineUnited States Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the Celebration of ASE-track
J René JustJust, René University of Washington, USA "SE Community: Challenges and Opportunities" -- Panel and Open Discussion
K Raghavan KomondoorKomondoor, Raghavan Indian Institute of Science, BangaloreIndia Refinement in Object-Sensitivity Points-to Analysis via Slicing
M Jie M. ZhangM. Zhang, Jie University College London, UKUnited Kingdom Machine Learning Testing
Lei MaMa, Lei Kyushu UniversityJapan Quality and Reliability for Machine Learning Systems
Nenad MedvidovićMedvidović, Nenad University of Southern CaliforniaUnited States "SE Community: Challenges and Opportunities" -- Panel and Open Discussion
Tim MenziesMenzies, Tim North Carolina State UniversityUnited States "SE Community: Challenges and Opportunities" -- Panel and Open Discussion
N Sarah NadiNadi, Sarah University of AlbertaCanada Investigating Software Merging Challenges Reviewer Experience Panel
R Julia RubinRubin, Julia University of British ColumbiaCanada Committee Member in Organizing Committee within the Celebration of ASE-track
S Elena ShermanSherman, Elena Boise State UniversityUnited States Reviewer Experience Panel
V Bogdan VasilescuVasilescu, Bogdan Carnegie Mellon UniversityUnited States Reviewer Experience Panel
X Xin XiaXia, Xin Monash UniversityAustralia How does Machine Learning Change Software Development Practices?
Z Lingming ZhangZhang, Lingming The University of Texas at DallasUnited States Practical Program Repair via Bytecode Mutation