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Discord Server

Here is the class Discord Server: https://discord.gg/2VdrjhMwy8. Updated to non-expired link.

Regarding paper presentations

Please incude/correct the link to your paper AND project presentation!

Please name final reports in your project repository: FINAL_REPORT_...pdf


Apr 24, 29; May 1, 6

  • Please schedule research presentation
  • Presentation on class research project, report due May 7
  • Reports (in the format of proposals) and presentations should inform on
    • Motivation, related work, identification of research gaps
    • Research questions
    • Detailed method, including why appropriate for the RQs, why various choices were made
    • Results
    • Limitations sucha as internal, external, construct validity and future work
    • Conclusions
  • Reports need to have a structured abstract

Projects with no date for a presentation

  • ?Cross-Language Code Translation with LLMs: A Comparative Study of Accuracy Across Paradigms

May 6 - schedule full - max 10m per presentation

May 1 - schedule full - max 10m per presentation

Apr 29 - schedule full - max 9m per presentation

  • AI on Dev Speed
  • A Modular Architecture for GitHub Security Key Collection
  • Comparison of Unity and Godot Using Mario
  • Methods in Collision Detection
  • WebAssembly vs javaScript
  • Board Game To Video Game
  • Quantum Software Development Analysis

Apr 24 - 8m per presentation; projects with ? are ones I could not match ??

  • optiML
  • HPC Performance Visualization: A Web-Based Toolkit for Enhanced Performance Analytics
  • Cyber Sentinel: AI-Powered Cybersecurity Automation
  • Customer churn using Ai chat bot
  • LLM-basic-blocks: Can LLMs write tests for uncovered basic blocks?

Apr 22

Apr 15

  • Title: Security Risk of Porting C Programs to WebAssembly
  • Title: Playability: analysing user experience in video games
  • Workshop on strucured abstract

April 10:

April 8:

April 3:

April 1

  • Title:

March 27:

March 25:

March 13

March 11

  • Title: How is Google using AI for internal code migrations?
  • Scrum for project progress

March 6

Class 13, 14 - Feb 27, March 4

  • Work on projects: no lecture

Class 12 - Feb 25

  • Paper: On Designing and Deploying Internet-Scale Services
  • Paper: GELLO Teleoperation
  • Paper: Comparison of Machine Learning Algorithms in Data classification
  • Project proposals due

Class 10-11 - Feb 18-20:

  • Work on project proposals (no lecture)
  • a) create a repository for your project
  • b) please create your proposal (2-3 pages in IEEE two-column format) and
  • c) please put it in you project's repo

Class 9 - Feb 15:

Class 8 - Feb 13:

  • smitp2003, wouyang2, smitp2003 have not accepted cs540-25 invitation

Class 7 - Feb 11:

  • Finalize project selection

Class 6 - Feb 6:

  • James Shastid: no ghid 157822336
  • Finish software measurement

Class 5 - Feb 4:

  • Finalize paper selections
  • Continue with software measurement
  • Feb 1, 15:20 no PR: kaloofey

Class 4 - Jan 30:

  • Project/paper pitches
  • Software measurement

Class 3:

  • Lecture on SW engineering basics

Class 2:

  • Finish going over introductions
  • Starting project pitches

Class 1:

  • Please describe who you are, your research interests, and what you expect from the class and submit it as a file yournetid.md in a pull request to repo cs540-25/students
  • Specifically, tell what kind of software engineering research you want to review and what type of software development tool or research you'd like to work in your class project.
  • make sure that you specify on a separate linese
netid: YourNetId
ghid: Your github id
name: Your first and last name

Syllabus and News for CS594/690: Advanced Software Engineering

The primary purpose of the course is to learn-by-doing advanced software engineering techniques including:

  1. Big Data
  2. Text analysis, e.g., Word2Vec, GloVe, NMF, LDA, LSTM
  3. Image analysis, e.g., RCNN, Mask-RCNN, CAM, ...
  4. Network analysis, network databases (neo4j), ...
  5. Generativere models

Each of the techniques will be learned through work on a real project.

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