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Seminar „Software aus Komponenten“ Literature Search Christopher Oezbek Freie Universität Berlin, Institut für Informatik http://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/inst/ag-se/. Roadmap. We have written a little overview of the paper.

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  1. Seminar „Software aus Komponenten“Literature SearchChristopher OezbekFreie Universität Berlin, Institut für Informatikhttp://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/inst/ag-se/ Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  2. Roadmap • We have written a little overview of the paper. • But don't forget that your main goal will be to talk about the topic you have chosen and not the paper. • For instance you might find that the paper does not give you enough background or explain the situation it was created in well enough. • Or you might not like the authors opinion and want to look for another source of information. • And most importantly: • For scientific arguments to count they either need to be founded in data, logic or good citations. • Thus we want to perform a literature search. This is the topic of this meeting. Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  3. Literature Search (I) • While reading papers, take notes about the contents of the paper and highlight interesting citations. • Look up the citations. • Try to see which papers cite papers you have read (forward search). • Look at the publication list of the paper's authors. • Search for departments that work on the topic. • Try to find reading lists on your topic. • Identify the common conferences and journals that are used in your area. • Go and talk to or email people. • Use search engines (DBLP, Citeseer, Google, Scholar) • Mehr unter SE-Wiki -> LiteratureSearchRules Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  4. Relevanz • Was macht wissenschaftliche Arbeiten wichtig? • Autorität und Peer Review • Wichtige Journale sind bekannt und anerkannt. • In der Medizin gibt es z.B. einen Punkterang für Journale. • Beiträge werden gegenseitig begutachtet (Peer Review) • Grobes Schema: • Hören/Sagen < Web < Trade Press < Konferenzen < Journale < Bücher • Rechts = Relevanter Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  5. Problems • Most scientific journals are not available free of charge. • I know that this makes it difficult for you access them. • Alternative options: • Library (!) • Ask me • Ask the authors • Search Google-Scholar, sometimes somebody has the documents publicly available. Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  6. Most important sources... • The most important sources for journal and conference publications: • ACM, IEEE (Associations) • Springer (free access from within the FB), Elsevier, Blackwell (Publishers) • Some important conferences: • ICSE, OOPSLA • Some important journals: • Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE) • Communications of the ACM (CACM) Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  7. BibTex ist ein Dateiformat für Literaturangaben. • Es ist weit verbreitet und in LaTeX integriert. • LaTeX ist ein Erweiterung von TeX, einem Textsatzsystem von Donald E. Knuth und der Standard bei der Erstellung von wissenschaftlichen Arbeiten. • Der Trick ist, dass Formatierung explizit aufgeschrieben werden müssen, z.B. \it{kursiv} wird zu kursiv. • In Software Technik zwar nicht so weit verbreitet (da wir nicht so viele Formeln haben), ist LaTeX eine Kunst, die es sich lohnt als Informatiker zu beherrschen. • Wer die Systeme nicht kennt, sollte jetzt auch nebenbei anfangen sich einzuarbeiten. • Weshalb nicht Word? => Wir wollen ein einheitliches PDF mit allen Beiträgen am Schluss veröffentlichen. Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  8. BibTeX-Beispiel: LaTeX-Compiler und BibTex-System Informationen über die verschiedenen BibTeX-Formate wie @BOOK: http://www.math.utah.edu/pub/tex/bib/template.html Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  9. BibTeX konkret • Ausgefüllt werden sollten immer alle Einträge ohne OPT: • author • title • year • journal / booktitle (bei @Article / @InProceedings( • Ich bestehe auch auf: • url (Falls Dokument online verfügbar bzw. IEEE / ACM link) • abstract-url • Wir werden den BibTex-Style "alpha" verwenden, es gibt aber auch noch viele andere. Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  10. Task • Write down the references you find as a BibTeX-file and turn it in at the end of the seminar. • Find out things about the authors (where are they working, how did they produce this paper, why, did they publish on topics nearby, do they have enemies who talk bad about their results?) • Pick two citations from your papers that are used to argue a point, check if those papers really provide this information and assess how strong that citation really is. • Start looking for citations that you need yourself to explain the topic. • Write two pages about this... =) Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

  11. Questions? Christopher Oezbek, oezbek@inf.fu-berlin.de

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