CSEE&T 2002 is now over! Thanks for all who attended.

The 2005 CSEE&T conference will be held in Ottawa, Canada! Now is the time to start planning your research. The web site is up and running with lots of information about the coming conference - click here.

The 2004 CSEE&T conference was held in Virginia. We look forward to seeing you!

The 2003 conference was held in Madrid, Spain

Follow this link to learn more about CSEE&T Conferences in general

Here are some of the slides for the presentations at CSEE&T 2002:

• Ed Yourdon's keynote: Preparing Software Engineers for the "real world" (PowerPoint, 1.1MB) This contains the figure he showed throughout the presentation, plus many other pages of information. (smaller pdf version , 448KB)

• F.C. Kohli's keynote: Creating Software Engineers: A Systemic View (PowerPoint, 274KB)

• Dennis Frailey and James Mason's luncheon talk: Using SWEBOK for Education Programs in Industry and Academia (PowerPoint, 416KB)

• Tutorial by Port and Boehm on Introducing Software Economics Within Software Enginering Project Courses. Part 1 (1.5MB)    Part 2 (3.4MB)

• Tutorial by Cem Kaner entitled: "Issues in Commercial Law of Interest to Software Engineering Educators" This is a goldmine of information - 173 slides in total!

• Slides from the panel organized by Deborah Wolfe of the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers. An excellent discussion of professional engineering, licencing and accreditation in Canada (in the context of software engineering)

• Slides from the panel organized by Vladan Jovanovic, entitled "Software Engineering Masters Programs: Lessons Learned"

• Talks from paper sessions:

  Rick Duley, S P Maj, Edith Cowan University, "Cutting Hacking: Breaking from Tradition"

  Birgit Demuth, Mike Fischer and Heinrich Hussmann, "Experience in Early and Late Software Engineering Projects Courses"

  Annegret Goold and Peter Horan, School of Computing and Mathematics, Deakin University Melbourne and Geelong Australia, "Foundation Software Engineering Practices for Capstone Projects and Beyond"

  Kenneth L. Modesitt, Department of Computer Science, Indiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), "International Software Engineering University Consortium (ISEUC): A Glimpse into the Future of University and Industry Collaboration"

  David A. Umphress and John A. Hamilton, Jr. Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering. Auburn University, "Software Process as a Foundation for Teaching, Learning, and Accrediting"

  Jennifer Bevan, Linda Werner and Charlie McDowell, Department of Computer Science. University of California, Santa Cruz, "Guidelines for the Use of Pair Programming in a Freshman Programming Class"

  Brian Blake, Georgetown University: "Teaching an Object-Oriented Software Development Lifecycle in Undergraduate Software Engineering Education"

For 2002 participants, if you are interested in having your overhead slides appear above, please send Tim Lethbridge (tcl@site.uottawa.ca) the file (preferred) or a link. I will make the slides available here when I receive them.

The following information is for the historical record ...

Join us for the 15th Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training! At this international conference, people from industry and academia will come together to discuss how we can improve the education, training and professionalism of those working in the software engineering field. CSEE&T is sponsored by the IEEE computer society, and is run in co-operation with ACM SIGSOFT.

Note that conference registration includes lunches all three days as well as the Monday reception

CSEE&T 2002 will be held Feb 25-27 in Covington, Northern Kentucky , USA (which is just over the river from downtown Cincinnati). We will be staying at the Radisson Hotel.

News: Feb 20, 2002: We have also arranged for internet access (high-speed if all the technology works). There will be some computers you can use to check your email, but you should also be able to plug laptops into an Ethernet line.

News: Nov 2 2001: Complete details of the program are now available.

News: Sep 5 2001: F.C. Kohli, the "grandfather" of the Indian IT revolution, will be a keynote speaker.

News: Aug 31 2001: Nancy Leveson and Ed Yourdon will be keynote speakers.