We wish Martin Medina well!
We are glad to have had Martin and wish him well back home! Martin and Lee were still hard at work on Martin’s last day… they started to look a little weird though.
News
Welcome Gabriel!
Gabriel is an undergrad student who will be working on CrowdCode with Arturo, Fabio, and Thomas.
End of Quarter Lunch
All together to celebrate the end of a very busy quarter . Summer quarter is promising. Many projects going on and lab full of motivated people.
Congratulations Thomas!
Thomas accepted a tenure-track position as a Assistant Professor at the George Mason University.
The SDCL in ICSE 2015
Thomas presented two papers in ICSE [1][2] and co-organized the second International Workshop on Crowdsourcing in Software Engineering (CSISE-2015) André presented a position paper [3] and was part of the panel titled “The Future of Crowdsourcing in Software Engineering”. [1] Borrowing from the crowd: A study of recombination in software design competitions, TD LaToza, M […]
Welcome Iago and Nathan!
Iago Moreira and Nathan Martins are joining us for the Summer. Nathan has just finished his one year interchange program in North Dakota State University. Iago is half way through his program in Rochester Institute of Technology. They are both sponsored by the Brazilian Science without Borders program. .. and they are already working with […]
Welcome Edgar!
Edgar is a new master student joining the lab. He is currently interested in investigating approaches to crowdsource software design.
Fernando and his team won best presentation at iConference
“Racial Violence Archive: Public Information System on Incidents of Violence during the Civil Rights Period” by Fernando Spanghero, Hosub Lee, Michael Bellato, Sowmya Jain, Roeland Singer-heinze, Ya-Wen Lin, Sunakshi Gupta, and Geoff Ward. The faculty Sponsors were Alfred Kobsa and Geoff Ward. Here’s a teaser: http://owl.li/KPXjN
Paper accepted in MSR-2015!
Congratulations Lee!! L. Martie and A. van der Hoek, “Sameness: An Experiment in Code Search”, Proceedings of the 12th Working Conference on Mining Software Repositories.
Crowdsourcing affinity diagrams?
We have just categorized 441 comments Lee Martie collected in his latest experiment with CodeExchange. It took 1h15min for a crowd of nine people to do the job!