Workshops and Tutorials

Tutorial 1:	Enriching the Culture of Software Engineering Education through Theories of Knowledge and Learning.  PDF
Speaker:	Sanjay Goel Jaypee Institute of Information Technology University, Noida, India
Tutorial 2:	Software Engineering: A System Dynamics Simulated Pedagogical Practice.  PDF
Speakers:	Kumar Saurabh and Balasubramanian Krishnan Satyam Learning Center, Satyam Technology Center, Satyam Computer Services Ltd., Hyderabad
Tutorial 3:	Innovative Teaching of Software Engineering: Practical Approach with Labs  PDF
Speaker:	Prof. Suthikshn Kumar MCNC, Dept of ISE, PESIT, Bangalore

Workshop 1:	SWEBOK Refresh and Continuous Update: A Call for Feedback and Participation.  PDF
Speaker:	Pierre Bourque Coeditor of the Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge ETS, Montreal, Canada
Abstract:	Since publication of the 2004 version, the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK) has notably served as a major input to the design of curricula at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and to the design of corporate training and certification programs. As the SWEBOK Guide begins its long-awaited refresh (currently scheduled for release in mid-2010), it seems fitting to outline future plans to the community for feedback and as a call for participation. This workshop also aims to introduce the SWEBOK Guide to a new generation of software developers, trainers, and educators.
Workshop 2:	The Graduate Software Engineering Reference Curriculum (GSwERC).  PDF
Speakers:	David Klapholtz Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ USA James McDonald Monmouth University, West Long Branch, NJ USA Arthur Pyster Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, NJ USA
Workshop 3:	Improving Communication Skills of SE Students Through Curricular Innovation.  PDF
Speakers:	Janet E. Burge, Paul V. Anderson Miami University, Oxford Ohio
Workshop 4:	An Examination of Learning Technologies that support Software Engineering and Education.  PDF
Speaker:	Mel Rosso-Llopart Carnegie Mellon University
Abstract:	Advancing Software Engineering (SwE) through Education takes not only commitment and understanding of some key principals, but also requires a tight integration with technologies to support learning. This is especially true of Distance Education. This workshop will examine technologies and also provide a forum for the exchange of ideas on what works and why it works in the Software Engineering field.
Workshop 5:	Multimedia Case Studies in Software Engineering: A Look at MDM CAP: A Case Authoring Platform for Education and Training.  PDF
Speakers:	Gil Taran Carnegie Mellon University Vasudev Varma, Kirti Garg IIIT Hyderabad
Workshop 6:	How Can We Scale-up Student Admissions and Graduate Completions?  PDF
Speakers:	J Barrie Thompson, Helen M. Edwards School of Computing and Technology, University of Sunderland, Sutherland, UK