29th IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance
22 - 28 September 2013 - Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Closed-door sessions are accessible for the invitees (i.e., participants of doctoral symposium and the members of the program committee) only. The open sessions are open for everyone.
- Doctoral Symposium - Closed-door Session 1
- Doctoral Symposium - Postdoctoral Session (Open Session)
- Doctoral Symposium - Closed-door Session 2
- Poster Exhibition (Open Session)
Doctoral Symposium - Closed-door Session 1: September 24, Tuesday, 10:00-11:15
- Rafig Almaghairbe and Marc Roper. Anomaly Detection Techniques for automated software fault detection via dynamic execution data
- Gergő Balogh. Understanding the factors of development productivity
- Young-Woo Kwon. Automated S/W Reengineering for Fault-Tolerant and Energy-Efficient Distributed Execution
- Péter Hegedűs. Revealing the Effect of Coding Practices on Software Maintainability
- Rongcun Wang, Binbin Qu and Rubing Huang. Sequence-based Similarity Regression Test Case Reduction
Doctoral Symposium - Postdoctoral Session (Open Session): September 24, Tuesday, 11:30-12:30
- Fabian Beck. Analysis of Multi-Dimensional Code Couplings
- Aiko Yamashita. How Good are Code Smells for Evaluating Software Maintainability? - Results from a Comparative Case Study
- Javier Pérez. Refactoring Planning for Design Smell Correction: Summary, Opportunities and Lessons Learned
Doctoral Symposium - Closed-door Session 2: September 24, Tuesday, 13:55-15:10
- Nesrine Noughi. Understanding Data-Intensive Systems Using Dynamic Analysis and Visualization
- Ebrahim Khalil Abbasi. Reverse Engineering Web Sales Configurators
- Jan Nonnen. Distribution and Preservation of Team Knowledge: Making the Implicit Explicit
- Matías Martínez. Probabilistic Mutational Transformations for Automatic Software Repair
Poster Exhibition: September 24, Tuesday, 15:25 - 16:25
Please see the floor-plan for the poster exhibition at the HAL Auditorium.
Posters: