FOSE Track Chairs
Matthew Dwyer
James Herbsleb
ICSE 2014 features a "Future of Software Engineering" track, which provides delegates with a unique opportunity to assess the current status of software engineering and to indicate where the field is heading in the future. An international group of leading experts has been invited to report on different topics, to provide a broad and in-depth view of the evolution of the field.
In the past, these sessions have been highly attended, often with standing room only. These papers are often among the most highly-cited in the conference.
This year, we will have three types of talks. The first will be what we are calling travelogues. We have asked authors of the most highly-cited roadmaps from the Future track of 2000 to prepare a sort of travelogue, in which they reflect on the directions the field has taken in the last 14 years, and to expose new opportunities and future directions.
We are also introducing connections in which we seek to explore and to foster connections with allied fields, reflecting the increasingly interdisciplinary nature of software engineering.
Finally, we have an outstanding set of new roadmaps, where authors will provide a broad overview and in-depth assessment of where the field is headed.
June 4, 2014
Future of Software Engineering 1
| 10:30-11am |
Software Process
Alfonso Fuggetta and Elisabetta Di Nitto |
| 11-11:30am |
Software Engineering for Mobility: Reflecting on the Past, Peering into the Future
Gian Pietro Picco, Christine Julien, Amy Murphy, Mirco Musolesi, Gruia-Catalin Roman |
| 11:30am-Noon |
Software Architecture: A Travelogue
David Garlan |
| Noon-12:30pm |
Software Services: A Research Roadmap
Satish Chandra, Vibha Sinha, Saurabh Sinha, and Krishna Ratakonda |
June 4, 2014
Future of Software Engineering 2
| 2-2:30pm |
Software Traceability: Trends and Future Directions
Jane Cleland-Huang, Olly Gotel, Jane Huffman Hayes, Patrick Mader, and Andrea Zisman |
| 2:30-3pm |
Software Product Line Engineering and Variability Management: Achievements and Challenges
Andreas Metzger and Klaus Pohl |
| 3-3:30pm |
Engineering Big Data Solutions
Audris Mockus |
June 4, 2014
Future of Software Engineering 3
| 4:30-5pm |
The (R)Evolution of Social Media in Software Engineering
Margaret-Anne Storey, Leif Singer, Brendan Cleary, Fernando Figueira, and Alexey Zagalsky |
| 5-5:30pm |
Software Testing: A Research Travelogue
Gregg Rothermel and Alex Orso |
| 5:30-6pm |
Software Evolution and Maintenance
Vaclav Rajlich |
June 6, 2014
Future of Software Engineering 4
| 10:30-11am |
How Programming Languages Will Co-Evolve With Software Engineering : A Bright Decade Ahead
Emerson Murphy-Hill and Dan Grossman |
| 11-11:30am |
Software Engineering and Automated Deduction
Willem Visser, Nikolaj Bjorner, and Natarajan Shankar |
| 11:30am-Noon |
Probabilistic Programming
Andrew Gordon, Thomas Henzinger, Aditya Nori, and Sriram Rajamani |
June 6, 2014
Future of Software Engineering 5
| 2-2:30pm |
Certifiably Safe Software-dependent Systems: Challenges and Directions
John Hatcliff, Alan Wassyng, Tim Kelly, Cyrille Comar, and Paul Jones |
| 2:30-3pm |
Future of End-User Software Engineering: Beyond the Silos
Margaret Burnett and Brad Myers |
| 3-3:30pm |
The Past, Present, and Future of MOOCs and Their Relevance to Software Engineering
Kalakrisnan, Kevin Sullivan, Douglas Schmidt, Douglas Fisher, and Adam Porter |
