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Workshop on Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering

The 9th Workshop on Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering took place in Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina in August-September 2009. This workshop aimed to discuss and share knowledge on software engineering education and reverse engineering. The workshop included participants from various universities and countries, and focused on the progress made in the DAAD project since September 2008.

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Workshop on Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering

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  1. Introduction 9th Workshop Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering Neum, Bosnia and Herzegowina 31 August – 5 September 2009 Klaus Bothe Institute of Informatics, Humboldt University – Berlin, Germany, bothe@informatik.hu-berlin.de Introduction, Neum, Bosnia and Herzegowina

  2. Contents • Overview of the workshop • What happened in our DAAD project since September 2008? • Current work in our DAAD project Introduction, Neum, Bosnia and Herzegowina , 2009

  3. Workshop Software Engineering Education and Reverse Engineering • Novi Sad, YU, 2001 • Plovdiv, BG, 2002 • Ohrid, MK, 2003 • Zagreb, CRO, 2004 • BaileHerculane, RO, 2005 • Ravda, BG, 2006 • Risan, MNE, 2007 • Durrës, ALB, 2008 • Neum, BiH, 2009

  4. Stability Pact for South-Eastern Europe 2000 Humboldt University Berlin University of Novi Sad DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Academic Reconstruction of South Eastern Europe DAAD project: Software Engineering: Education and Research Cooperation 2001 University of Skopje University of Plovdiv University of Belgrade, Fac. EE + Nat. Sc. University of Kragujevac *) University of Nis, Fac. of Nat. Sc. *) 2003 University of Zagreb University of Sarajevo University of Banja Luka *) University of Timisoara University of Tirana *) 2004 University of Rijeka 2006 University of Nis, Fac. of EE Polytechnic University of Tirana 2007 University of Montenegro (Podgorica) Background • Summary: • 9 countries • 15 universities • 17 faculties(4 have been lost *)

  5. Timisoara Novi Sad Rijeka SERBIA Banja Luka Kragujevac Niš Podgorica MACEDONIA Plovdiv MONTENEGRO Introduction, Durrës, Albania, 2008

  6. Workshop participants • Novi Sad 2001 23 • Plovdiv 2002 26 • Ohrid 2003 27 • Zagreb 2004 30 • Baile Herculane 2005 31 • Ravda 2006 35 • Risan 2007 40 • Durrës 2008 47 • Neum 2009 41

  7. Participants in Neum Vangel Ajanovski (Skopje) Dusanka Boskovic (Sarajevo) Klaus Bothe (Berlin) Ivan Budićak (Zagreb) Zoran Budimac (Novi Sad) Hans-Dieter Burkhard (Berlin) Betim Cico (Tirana) Emil Doycev (Plovdiv) Mirjana Ivanovic (Novi Sad) Ioan Jurca (Timisoara) Damir Kalpic (Zagreb) Vedran Ljubovic (Sarajevo) Ivan Lukovic (Podgorica, Novi Sad) Ana Madevska Bogdanova (Skopje) Boris Milasinović (Zagreb) Novica Nosovic (Sarajevo) Hakik Paci (Tirana) Dragoslav Pesovic (Novi Sad) Aleksandar Popovic (Montenegro) Ivan Pribela (Novi Sad) Zoran Putnik (Novi Sad) Zaharije Radivojevic (Belgrade) Gordana Rakic (Novi Sad) Hergys Rexha (Tirana) Michael Ritzschke (Berlin) Milos Savic (Novi Sad) Olga Schiemangk (Berlin) Stanimir Stoyanov (Plovdiv) Asya Stoyanova-Doycheva (Plovidv) Goran Sukovic (Podgorica) Dragana Todorić-Vukasin (Novi Sad) Dusan Tosic (Belgrade) Milorad Tosic (Nis) Evis Trendafili (Tirana) Katerina Zdravkova (Skopje) Vladimir Valkanov(Plovdiv) Veselina Valkanova (Plovdiv) Katerina Zdravkova (Skopje) Hussein Zedan (Leicester) 15 new ones

  8. Contents • Overview of the workshop • What happened in our DAAD project since September 2008? • Current work in our DAAD project

  9. What happened in our DAAD project since September 2008 ? • Papers at Conferences and Journals • DAAD Winter School, Munich January 2009 participants from Tirana and Novi Sad: Hergys Rexha, Parid Cico, Mladen Stevanovic new call for 2010 is out: let me know candidates soon • Coordination Meeting of project group leaders, May 2009 • Visits to Berlin: Vladimir Valkanov(Plovdiv), Ana Madevska Bogdanova (Skopje), … (Novi Sad) • Guest lecturing: Novi Sad, Skopje, Berlin, Tirana included

  10. Papers (1) • Z. Budimac, Z. Putnik, M. Ivanovic, K. Bothe, K. Schuetzler: On the Assessment and Self-Assessment in a Students Teamwork Based Course on Software Engineering" Computer Applications in Engineering Education, Wiley Periodicals, Inc., Wiley, 2009 • M. Ivanovic, Z. Budimac, Z. Putnik, K. Bothe: Short Comparison of Tasks and Achievements of Different Groups of Students with the Common Software Engineering Course, Proceedings of 2009 International Conference on Software Engineering Theory and Practice (SETP-09), 13-16 of July 2009 in Orlando, FL • K. Bothe, Z. Budimac, R. Cortazar, M. Ivanovic, H. Zedan: Development of a Modern Curriculum in Software Engineering at Master Level across Countries, Computer Science and Information Systems, Vol. 6, No. 1, June 2009, • M. Ivanovic, Z. Putnik, Z. Budimac, A. Sisarica, K. Bothe: How Gender Issues Can Influence Studying Computer Science, 1st International Conference on Computer Supported Education, Lisboa, Portugal, pp. 223-228, March 2009

  11. Papers (2) • Z. Budimac, Z. Putnik, M. Ivanovic, K. Bothe: Common Software Engineering Course: Experiences from Different Countries, 1st International Conference on Computer Supported Education, Lisboa, Portugal, pp. 375-378, March 2009. • Z. Komlenov, Z. Budimac, M. Ivanovic: Introducing Adaptivity to eLessons on Object-oriented Programming, BCI 09, Thesaloniki • Z. Putnik, Z. Budimac, M. Ivanovic: From Legacy Teaching Material to Learning Objects – Possible Conversion Model, BCI 09, Thesaloniki • Klaus Bothe, Kay Schützler, Zoran Budimac, Zoran Putnik, Mirjana Ivanovic, Stanimir Stoyanov, Asya Stoyanova-Doyceva, Katerina Zdravkova, Boro Jakimovski, Dragan Bojic, Ioan Jurca, Damir Kalpic, Betim Cico:“Experience with shared teaching materials for software engineering across countries”, „Informatics Education Europe IV“, Freiburg, November 2009

  12. Papers (2) • Z. Budimac, Z. Putnik, M. Ivanovic, K. Bothe: Common Software Engineering Course: Experiences from Different Countries, 1st International Conference on Computer Supported Education, Lisboa, Portugal, pp. 375-378, March 2009. • Z. Komlenov, Z. Budimac, M. Ivanovic: Introducing Adaptivity to eLessons on Object-oriented Programming, BCI 09, Thesaloniki • Z. Putnik, Z. Budimac, M. Ivanovic: From Legacy Teaching Material to Learning Objects – Possible Conversion Model, BCI 09, Thesaloniki • Klaus Bothe, Kay Schützler, Zoran Budimac, Zoran Putnik, Mirjana Ivanovic, Stanimir Stoyanov, Asya Stoyanova-Doyceva, Katerina Zdravkova, Boro Jakimovski, Dragan Bojic, Ioan Jurca, Damir Kalpic, Betim Cico:“Experience with shared teaching materials for software engineering across countries”, „Informatics Education Europe IV“, Freiburg, Germany, November 2009

  13. Timisoara (Romania) U Tirana (Albania) Novi Sad (Serbia) HU Berlin (Germany) Belgrade (Serbia) JCSE Teaching Materials Skopje (FYR Macedonia) Kragujevac (Serbia) Plovdiv (Bulgaria) PU Tirana (Albania) Zagreb (Croatia) Klaus Bothe, Kay Schützler, Zoran Budimac, Zoran Putnik, Mirjana Ivanovic, Stanimir Stoyanov, Asya Stoyanova-Doyceva, Katerina Zdravkova, Boro Jakimovski, Dragan Bojic, Ioan Jurca, Damir Kalpic, BetimCico:“Experience withsharedteachingmaterialsforsoftwareengineeringacross countries”, „Informatics Education Europe IV“, Freiburg, Germany, November 2009

  14. Reviewer’s remarks concerning … (1) … thepaperat „Informatics Education Europe“, Freiburg, November 2009 General Remarks: • The results of the paper should be relevant to almost all universities in the future.” • The paper is a good experience report about a running project with 5 years of experience. Nice results, high diversity of project partners. • This paper illustrates a good experience of the sharing of teaching material across institutions and countries. It illustrates how the material can be used as both a complete course and as a selective topic choice. • It is impressive that it was possible to use the materials for so many classesin all the different countries!

  15. Reviewer’s remarks concerning … (2) … thepaperat „Informatics Education Europe“, Freiburg, November 2009 Question (selected): • In my view the paper does not give a clear answer to the question raised:"does it really pay off considering the diversity of the different educationalenvironments and the difficulties of using externally produced materials rather than dedicated individual ones?"

  16. Coordination meeting of project group leaders • Berlin May 2009 • Participants: • Zoran Budimac, Damir Kalpic, Stanimir Stoyanov, Katerina Zdravkova, Betim Cico, Novica Nosovic, Ioan Jurca • Results: • Draft workshop program for Neum • Workshop organisation: hotel, conference room, … • Presentations: new curricula, national versions, …

  17. Contents • Overview of the workshop • What happened in our DAAD project since September 2005? • Current work in our DAAD project

  18. JCCC: Compiler Construction JCSE: Teaching materials for SE lectures JCSMP: Software Project Management JCOOJava I, II JCDSAlg: Data structures and algorithms e-Learning Localization: • National versions • Multi-lingual dictionary • Tools Fields of cooperation in our DAAD project: topics of 9th workshop in Neum 2009: Reverse Engineering: XCTL Main issue for a long time 2004, 2008 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2003 Bologna process, curriculum development, TEMPUS 2001 2004

  19. Workshop in Durres 2008:the workshop with 4 official group photos 

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