Intelligent Software Engineering Lab

2015

Nov-10-2015: Updated list of publications (with preprints) for 2015.

Sep-23-2015: Distinguished paper award (Runner up)  at VEM'2015 @CBSoft'2015: Redocumenting APIs with Crowd Knowledge: A study on the coverage of the Swing API on StackOverflow (in portuguese).

Jul-30-2015: Fernanda and Klerisson's paper accepted at VEM'2015 @CBSoft'2015: Redocumenting APIs with Crow Knowledge: A study on the coverage of the Swing API on StackOverflow (in portuguese

Jul-24-2015. Liliane's paper accepted at ICSME'2015 ERA: Keecle -- Mining Key Architecturally Relevant Classes Using Dynamic Analysis

Jun-02-2015. Luciana's paper accepted at ICSME'2015: Developers’ Perception of Co-Change Patterns: An Empirical Study.

Mar-20-2015. Guilherme's paper accepted at SEKE'2015: Developers' importance from the leader perspective.

Mar-16-2015. Raquel's paper accepted at ICPC'2015 ERA Track: Framework Instantiation Using Cookbooks Constructed With Static and Dynamic Analysis. Special thanks to prof. David Röthlisberger, co-advisor of Raquel. 

Mar-01-2015. Maia's sabbatical started at UC Davis.

Feb-13-2015. Guilherme Tangari defended this MSc. Dissertation entitled "Software Developers Importance under the Team Leader Perspective". Special thanks to prof. Rogério Garcia - UNESP and prof. Autran Macedo - UFU who composed the examination board.

Feb-03-2015. The 1st Workshop of the STIC-AmSud project entitled Mining software repositories to instantiate software frameworks and react to API changes was held in Uberlândia - UFU on February 04 and 05. Special thanks for David Röthlisberger, Damien Cassou and Javier Pereira who come from abroad to join this working force. Thanks for LASCAM students who attended the workshop.


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Best Doctoral Thesis - CBSoft'2021

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