ISR-NASA Collaborative Software Engineering Tools Workshop

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Presentation abstracts and presenter bios are available.

Monday, August 5

10:30 - 12:00 Scope of Collaborative Software Engineering

Introductions all around (15 mins)

Introductory Remarks
David Redmiles, UCI/ISR Faculty (slides - PDF) and
John Penix, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames (slides - PDF)

Challenges in Distributed Collaborative Space Mission Design (slides - PDF)
Gloria Mark, ISR Faculty

ScienceOrganizer: A Collaborative Information Management Tool for Scientific Teams (slides - PDF)
Richard M. Keller, Senior Computer Scientist, NASA Ames

Discussion (15 mins)

12:00 - 1:00 Lunch

1:00 - 2:15 Quantification and Visualization

Palantír: Increasing Awareness among Distributed Workspaces (slides - PDF)
André van der Hoek, ISR Faculty

Visualizing Software Instability (slides - PDF)
Jennifer Bevan, UC Santa Cruz Graduate Student

Source Code Instrumentation and Quantification of Events (slides - PDF)
Robert Filman, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames

Visualization of Software and Development (slides - PDF)
Paul Dourish, ISR Faculty

Discussion (15 mins)

2:15 - 2:30 Break

2:30 - 3:45 Collaboration Studies and Tools

Exploring the Relationship between Project Selection and Requirements Analysis (slides - PDF)
Mark Bergman, ISR Graduate Student

Past and Future of Postdoc (slides - PDF)
Chris Knight, NASA Ames

A Field Study of Collaborative Software Development Teams (slides - PDF)
Cleidson de Souza, ISR Graduate Student, NASA Ames Summer Intern

How do we go where no one has gone before?
Issues in the development of Autonomous Operations for Space (slides - PDF)
Kanna Rajan, NASA Ames

Discussion (15 mins)

3:45 - 4:00 Break

4:00 - 5:00 Architecture and Synthesis

US/France Coalition Warfare as a Model of Dynamic Architectures for Cross-Organizational Software Engineering
Richard N. Taylor, ISR Director and Faculty

Formal Peer Inspection Information Architecture (slides - PDF)
Gilda Pour, Faculty, San Jose State University

Software Design Modelling and Code Generation Tools
Jon Whittle, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames

Discussion (15 mins)

Tuesday, August 6

9:30 - 11:30 Event Infrastructure and Wrap up

From Simulation to Implementation - An overview of the Brahms Research and its application to Work Practice Analysis and Software Agents (slides - PDF)
Maarten Sierhuis, Senior Scientist, NASA Ames

Event-notification and Messaging Architectures for Real-time Science Coordination (slides - PDF)
Elias Sinderson, UC Santa Cruz Graduate Student, NASA Ames Summer Intern

Using Event Notification Servers to Support Awareness (slides - PDF)
David Redmiles, ISR Faculty

Discussion on Common Themes (1 hr 15 mins) (slides - PDF)
Moderated by David Redmiles and John Penix

11:30 - 12:30 Lunch

After lunch, a subset of people will meet to make future plans. Subset includes David Redmiles, John Penix, Michael Kantor, Susan Knight, Debra Brodbeck, at least 1 more UCI faculty, and 1 or more NASA or JPL people.

This workshop is sponsored by the UC Irvine Institute for Software Research (ISR) and NASA Ames Research Center.

Comments and questions: Debra A. Brodbeck, ISR Technical Relations Director, brodbeck@uci.edu



Workshop Home Program Attendees Workshop Organizers Hotel Location and Directions Institute for Software Research NASA Ames	Agenda Presentation abstracts and presenter bios are available. Monday, August 5 10:30 - 12:00 Scope of Collaborative Software Engineering Introductions all around (15 mins) Introductory Remarks David Redmiles, UCI/ISR Faculty (slides - PDF) and John Penix, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames (slides - PDF) Challenges in Distributed Collaborative Space Mission Design (slides - PDF) Gloria Mark, ISR Faculty ScienceOrganizer: A Collaborative Information Management Tool for Scientific Teams (slides - PDF) Richard M. Keller, Senior Computer Scientist, NASA Ames Discussion (15 mins) 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch 1:00 - 2:15 Quantification and Visualization Palantír: Increasing Awareness among Distributed Workspaces (slides - PDF) André van der Hoek, ISR Faculty Visualizing Software Instability (slides - PDF) Jennifer Bevan, UC Santa Cruz Graduate Student Source Code Instrumentation and Quantification of Events (slides - PDF) Robert Filman, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames Visualization of Software and Development (slides - PDF) Paul Dourish, ISR Faculty Discussion (15 mins) 2:15 - 2:30 Break 2:30 - 3:45 Collaboration Studies and Tools Exploring the Relationship between Project Selection and Requirements Analysis (slides - PDF) Mark Bergman, ISR Graduate Student Past and Future of Postdoc (slides - PDF) Chris Knight, NASA Ames A Field Study of Collaborative Software Development Teams (slides - PDF) Cleidson de Souza, ISR Graduate Student, NASA Ames Summer Intern How do we go where no one has gone before? Issues in the development of Autonomous Operations for Space (slides - PDF) Kanna Rajan, NASA Ames Discussion (15 mins) 3:45 - 4:00 Break 4:00 - 5:00 Architecture and Synthesis US/France Coalition Warfare as a Model of Dynamic Architectures for Cross-Organizational Software Engineering Richard N. Taylor, ISR Director and Faculty Formal Peer Inspection Information Architecture (slides - PDF) Gilda Pour, Faculty, San Jose State University Software Design Modelling and Code Generation Tools Jon Whittle, Computer Scientist, NASA Ames Discussion (15 mins) Tuesday, August 6 9:30 - 11:30 Event Infrastructure and Wrap up From Simulation to Implementation - An overview of the Brahms Research and its application to Work Practice Analysis and Software Agents (slides - PDF) Maarten Sierhuis, Senior Scientist, NASA Ames Event-notification and Messaging Architectures for Real-time Science Coordination (slides - PDF) Elias Sinderson, UC Santa Cruz Graduate Student, NASA Ames Summer Intern Using Event Notification Servers to Support Awareness (slides - PDF) David Redmiles, ISR Faculty Discussion on Common Themes (1 hr 15 mins) (slides - PDF) Moderated by David Redmiles and John Penix 11:30 - 12:30 Lunch After lunch, a subset of people will meet to make future plans. Subset includes David Redmiles, John Penix, Michael Kantor, Susan Knight, Debra Brodbeck, at least 1 more UCI faculty, and 1 or more NASA or JPL people.
This workshop is sponsored by the UC Irvine Institute for Software Research (ISR) and NASA Ames Research Center. Comments and questions: Debra A. Brodbeck, ISR Technical Relations Director, brodbeck@uci.edu