The Software Engineering Innovation Foundation (SEIF) supports academic research in software engineering technologies, tools, practices, and teaching methods. Software engineering has evolved to include design, testing, verification, and programming languages, but also underlies systems and networking, security, and privacy, devices and services, as well as natural user interface (NUI)—areas in which some of the most exciting and innovative work is being done. With the advent of new tablet devices and ever more powerful phones, the possibilities for applications of software engineering have increased considerably. Now that storage and computation in the cloud has become a reality, taking advantage of this resource in new software raises interesting challenges.
The SEIF Brazil 2013 workshop will bring together researchers in Brazil with those from Microsoft and previous SEIF awardees. The workshop’s goals are to foster a community of researchers and academics in Brazil who are interested in these topics, and to advance the state of software engineering in Brazil. We will also discuss proposal guidelines for the SEIF 2014 call, starting in October 2013.
Workshop co-chairs
Judith Bishop
Director, Computer Science Microsoft Research
Alessandro Garcia
Head of the Opus Research Group, Informatics Department PUC-Rio
Karin Breitman
Vice President & General Manager EMC Brazil Research & Development Center
Keynote presenters
Alessandro Garcia
Head of the Opus Research Group, Informatics Department PUC-Rio
Alessandro Orso
Associate Professor, College of Computing—School of Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology
Nikolai Tillmann
Principal Research Software Development Engineer, Microsoft Research
Arjmand Samuel
Senior Research Program Manager, Microsoft Research