Day 3 - Thursday, March 11th, 2010

08:00	Welcome and registration
08:30	Keynote Professor Raj Reddy, Carnegie Mellon (Turing award Winner)
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10:00	Coffee Break
10:30	Paper: Pedagogical and Structural Analysis of SE Courses	Paper: An Undergraduate Summer Research Program in Software Safety	Paper: Software Engineering Practicum Course Experience	Panel: CMMI and Agile: Is a Bridge Needed Between These Two Methods?
11:00	Paper: Building Organizational Competitive Advantages with Strategically Aligned Technical Degrees: Dividends from a Visionary Corporate-University	Paper: An Open Modern Software Testing Laboratory Courseware	Paper: Software Engineering Leadership: A Student Initiative to Promote Change Agents in Industry
11:30	Paper: Should Software Engineering Projects be the Backbone or the Tail of Computing Curricula?	Paper: Adding Service Engineering and Management to a Software Engineering Program	Paper: Capstone Project: From a Software Engineering to an “Informatics” Approach
12:00	Lunch
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13:00	Panel: GSwE2009 A New Set of Guidelines for Graduate Software Engineering Education	Workshop: Business Case Studies Using Narrative Approach with MANGA Texts	Workshop: Teaching Agile Estimation
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14:30	Coffee Break
15:00	Workshop: Practice What we Preach: Applying Process Improvement to Student Projects	Workshop: Incorporating Games into Software Engineering	Workshop: Teaching Agile Estimation
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16:30	Coffee Break
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19:00	Visit to Carnegie Mellon Entertainment Technology Center Light Refreshments
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