Day 2 - Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

CSEE&T 2010 will be held at the Carnegie Mellon Campus/University Center

07:30	Continental Breakfast/Welcome and registration
08:00	Keynotes Dr. Nick Bowen, (VP IBM) Professor Raj Reddy (Carnegie Mellon Turing Award Winner) [Rangos1 Auditorium]
09:00
09:30
10:00	Coffee Break [Rangos3]
10:30	Paper: A Graduate Education in Software Management and the Software Business for Mid-Career Professionals [Rangos2]	Paper: Current State of the Software Testing Education in North American Academia and Some Recommendations for the New Educators [MPW]	Paper: A Comprehensive Embedded Systems Lab for Teaching Remote Software Development [Connan]	Workshop: How to Get Started in Software Assurance Education Description: Video pdf [Rangos1]
11:00	Paper: Customers' Role in Teaching Distributed Software Development [Rangos2]	Paper: Improving Distance Mentoring: Challenges and How to Deal with them in Global Development Project Courses [MPW]	Paper: Using LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT and LEJOS in an Advanced Software Engineering Course [Connan]
11:30	Paper: Teaching an End-User Testing Methodology [Rangos2]	Paper: Why Better Industrial/Academic Links Are Needed If There Is To Be An Effective Software Engineering Workforce [MPW]	Paper: Information Systems Application Development Courses [Connan]
12:00	Lunch [Rangos3]
12:30
13:00	Workshop: Enhancing design via Filmmaking Methods Description: pdf Video [Rangos2]	Workshop (Part 1): SW Engineering Education Goes Global Description: pdf [MPW]	Workshop (Part 1): Distributed Scrum Description: Video pdf [Connan]
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14:00
14:30	Coffee Break [Rangos3]
15:00	Workshop (Part 1): Puzzle-Based Learning for Software Engineers Description: pdf [Rangos2]	Workshop (Part 2): SW Engineering Education Goes Global [MPW]	Workshop (Part 2): Distributed Scrum [Connan]
15:30
16:00
16:30	Coffee Break [Rangos3]
17:00	Workshop (Part 2) Puzzle-Based Learning for Software Engineers [Rangos2]	Panopto
17:30		iCarnegie
18:00		Galorath
18:30
19:00	Conference Dinner (University Club) Professor Mary Shaw (Alan J Perlis Professor at Carnegie Mellon University) Receives the Nancy Mead Award
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