Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training
CSEE, 1996.

@proceedings{CSEE-1996,
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/csee/1996/7249/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "0-8186-7249-8",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training}",
	year          = 1996,
}

Contents (25 items)

13 ×#re-engineering
8 ×#education
5 ×#industrial
4 ×#process
2 ×#tool support

CSEE-1996-Frailey #education #re-engineering

Innovate or Perish — The Opportunity for Software Engineering Education (DJF), pp. 2–5.

CSEE-1996-Gates #problem

Integrating a Problem-Solving Methodology and Group Skills into CS1 (AQG), pp. 6–15.

CSEE-1996-AtleeDKSS #re-engineering

A Joint CS/E&CE Undergraduate Option in Software Engineering (JMA, PPD, RK, RES, AS), pp. 16–28.

CSEE-1996-Hilburn #re-engineering

Software Engineering — From the Beginning (TBH), pp. 29–51.

CSEE-1996-Ceberio-Verghese #perspective #process

Personal Software Process: A User’s Perspective (ACCV), pp. 52–67.

CSEE-1996-Rosen #approach #assessment #re-engineering

Individual Assessment of Group Projects in Software Engineering: A Facilitated Peer Assessment Approach (CCHR), pp. 68–77.

CSEE-1996-Bagert #process

Balancing Process and Product (DJB), pp. 78–84.

CSEE-1996-Robillard #education #re-engineering

Teaching Software Engineering through a Project-Oriented Course (PNR), pp. 85–95.

CSEE-1996-Boehm #requirements #student

Helping Students Learn Requirements Engineering (BWB), pp. 96–99.

CSEE-1996-HooverSM #re-engineering

The Carnegie Mellon University Master of Software Engineering Specialization Tracks (CLH, MS, NRM), pp. 100–118.

CSEE-1996-Tomayko #development

Carnegie Mellon’s Software Development Studio: A Five Year Retrospectiv (JET), pp. 119–129.

CSEE-1996-BrownWC #architecture #maintenance #process

A Software Maintenance Process Architecture (SMB, NW, JDC), pp. 130–143.

CSEE-1996-ShepardBS #automation #education #scalability #tool support #using

Use of Large, Domain Specific CASE tools in Undergraduate Curricula (TS, BB, MS), pp. 144–148.

CSEE-1996-Ozcan #education #integration #re-engineering #tool support

Integration of Software Tools in Software Engineering Education (MBÖ), pp. 149–171.

CSEE-1996-Carpenter #process #re-engineering

Process Improvement for Software Engineering Training (MBC), pp. 172–183.

CSEE-1996-Baron #people

The People Side of Software: A Lesson Plan for Establishing a Successful Training Program (JB), pp. 184–198.

CSEE-1996-McCabeOP #outsourcing

Stretching the McDonnell Douglas Software Training Budget: Striking a Balance Between In-House and Outsourcing (NM, GO, KP), pp. 199–215.

CSEE-1996-Grady #industrial #lessons learnt #re-engineering

Lessons from Industrial Adoption of Software Engineering Practices (RBG), pp. 216–217.

CSEE-1996-Ryan #education #industrial #question #re-engineering

Meeting Industry’s Needs — Should We Teach the Software Engineering of the Past? (KR), pp. 218–220.

CSEE-1996-Sloan #industrial

Industry and University Partnership Through Consortia (SCS), pp. 221–229.

CSEE-1996-JacksonMRS #education #industrial #re-engineering

Changing Culture: An Industry Perspective on Graduate Software Engineering Education (MJ, KM, MR, KS), pp. 230–233.

CSEE-1996-MackeKNHCCM #industrial

An Industry/Academic Partnership that Worked: An In Progress Report (SM, SK, JN, IH, JC, AC, BM), pp. 234–247.

CSEE-1996-HoffmanSW #education #testing

Teaching and Testing (DH, PAS, PW), pp. 248–258.

CSEE-1996-Werth #re-engineering

Integrating Ethics and Professional Issues into a Software Engineering Class (LHW), pp. 259–269.

CSEE-1996-TakvorianMZ #education #re-engineering #using #web

Using the World Wide Web to Promote Software Engineering Education (AT, KM, DZ), p. 270–?.