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Education in Automated Software Engineering

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Education in Automated Software Engineering. Motoshi Saeki Tokyo Institute of Technology ASE2005@Long Beach. Where is "Automated" ?. Automated Engineering for Modeling & Analysis Automated Engineering for Design Automated Engineering for V&V. Not a knowledge unit to teach,

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  1. Education in Automated Software Engineering Motoshi Saeki Tokyo Institute of Technology ASE2005@Long Beach

  2. Where is "Automated" ? Automated Engineering for Modeling & Analysis Automated Engineering for Design Automated Engineering for V&V ... Not a knowledge unit to teach, but an aspect of a unit Specific Education Methods or Styles?

  3. Teaching Automated Techniques • Not teach automated techniques themselves only • Teach underlying fundamental theory and principles • Make students understand how to work • Train how to use or adapt in practice

  4. TopSE Education Program (1) • On-going Education Program at National Institute for Informatics, Japan, started in Sep. 2005 • Motivation: Research results less used in practice. • 20 students graduated from CS or working in IT companies: having backgrounds of fundamentals of CS • Directed by Prof. Honiden + 10 staffs • Financially supported by government • 1 million dollars / year

  5. TopSE Education Program (2) • Collaborating with universities and industries: • developing teaching materials and techniques • dispatching teachers • NTT, Hitachi, Toshiba, Fujitsu, NEC • Exercise based training : Methods + Tools • Newest Research Results • Reality in Software Development • Real Problems as materials from industries

  6. Some examples of materials • M1: Model Checking : Basics • Method: SPIN、LTSA、SMV • Application: Control Software of network appliances • R1: Requirements Elicitation and Analysis: Basics • Method: KAOS、i* • Application: Control Software of network appliances • F1: Formal Specifications: Basics • Method: VDM、B method • Application: Ad-hoc networking • A1: Componentware • Method: Catalysis, UML Components, KobrA • Application: Network applicances (This slide was written by Prof. Shinichi Honiden, NII)

  7. Concrete Answers? • How to educate? • Tool centric and exercise based education • Flexible curriculum to accept new research results • Materials of reality : Collaborating industry • Educating mathematical foundations before automated techniques Make students understand underlying principles master tools