67717: List of Papers

The links lead to digital libraries to which we have a subscription, so you should be able to access the full-text pdf when using university computers.

These are classics and/or generally interesting papers we will all read and discuss in class.

Z. Sharafi, Z. Soh, Y-G. Gueheneuc, and G. Antoniol, Women and Men -- Different but Equal: On the Impact of Identifier Style on Source Code Reading. 20th Intl. Conf. Softw. Comrehension, pp. 27–36, Jun 2012.

Frederick P. Brooks, Jr., No silver bullet: Essence and accidents of software engineering. Computer 20(4), pp 10–19, April 1987.

Richard A. De Millo, Richard J. Lipton, and Alan J. Perlis, Social processes and proofs of theorems and programs. Comm. ACM 22(5), pp. 271–280, May 1979.

Eric Raymond, The cathedral and the bazaar, 2000.

Following is a list of the papers you can choose from to present in the seminar. (The ones that are marked with a name have already been chosen by someone.)

[Or] M. Lavallee and P. N. Robillard, Why good developers write bad code: An observational case study of the impacts of organizational factors on software quality. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 677-687, May 2015.

Tore Dyba, Dag I. K. Sjoberg, and Daniela S.Cruzes, What Works for Whome, Where, When, and Why? On the Role of Context in Empirical Software Engineering. Symp. Empirical Softw. Eng. & Measurement, pp. 19-28, Sep 2012.

[Omer R.] G. R. Bergersen and D. I. K. Sjoberg and T. Dyba, Construction and Validation of an Instrument for Measuring Programming Skill. IEEE Trans. Softw. Eng. 40(12), pp. 1163-1184, Dec 2014.

[Dana] V. G. Stray, Y. Lindsjorn, and D. I. K. Sjoberg, Obstacles to Efficient Daily Meetings in Agile Development Projects: A Case Study. Symp. Empirical Softw. Eng. & Measurement, pp. 95-102, Oct 2013.
[Yehuda] S. C. Muller and T. Fritz, Stuck and Frustrated on in flow and happy: sensing developers' emotions and progress. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 688-699, May 2015.

[Oded] E. Kalliamvakou et al., Open source style collaborative development practices in commercial projects using GitHub. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 574-585, May 2015.

[Omer E.] D. I. K. Sjoberg et al., Conducting Realistic Experiments in Software Engineering. Intl. Symp. Empirical Softw. Eng., pp. 17-26, 2002.

[Hadar] Foyzur Rahman and Premkumar Devanbu, How, and Why, Process Metrics Are Better. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 432-441, May 2013.

[Kfir] Tihana Galinac Grbac, Per Runeson, and Darko Huljeni'c, A second replicated quantitative analysis of fault distributions in complex software systems. IEEE Trans. Softw. Eng. 39(4), pp. 462-476, Apr 2013.

[Nadav] Bortis and Van der Hoek, PorchLight: A tag-based approach to bug triaging. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 342-352, May 2013.

[Gil] Posnett et al., Dual ecological measures of focus in software development. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 452-461, May 2013.

[Benny] Lawrance et al., How programmers debug, revisited: An information foraging theory perspective. IEEE Trans. Softw. Eng. 39(2), pp. 197-215, Feb 2013.

G. Zabao et al., Making system user interactive tests repeatable: When and what should we control. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 55-65, May 2015.
Niu et al., Departures from optimality: Understanding human analyst's information foraging in assisted requirements tracing. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 572-581, May 2013.
[Lior] P. Ralph, Developing and evaluating software engineering process theories. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 20-31, May 2015.

[Dima] Y. Y. Lee and D. Marinov and R. E. Johnson, Tempura: Temporal dimension for IDEs. Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 212-222, May 2015.

[Omer O.] P. L. Li, A. J. Ko, and J. Zhu, What makes a great software engineer? Intl. Conf. Software Eng. pp. 700-710, May 2015.

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