German-Israeli Research Workshop on Software Engineering Education
Room 570, Education Building 5th Floor
University of Haifa
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Organizing Committee:
Dr. Irit Hadar, Haifa University, Israel – Chair
Prof. Dr. Juergen Mottok – OTH-Regensburg, Germany
Prof. Dr. Georg Hagel – HS-Kempten, Germany
Prof. Dr. Amir Tomer – Kinneret College on the Sea of Galilee, Israel
Software Engineering is a much demanded profession in the industry, as well as a rapidly evolving field of knowledge and experience. Therefore, effective and comprehensive software engineering education is a crucial issue, which requires the introduction and deployment of modern education methods, such as MOOC courses, adaptive learning and activation, gamification and more.
As part of this effort, a German-Israeli cooperation has been established in the last couple of years, which, among other topics, promotes joint research.
The workshop intends to bring together research students to share ideas, insights and results regarding Software Engineering Education and related topics. Speakers should be higher-degree (Master's, Doctor's) students who are active in research in relevant topics. Presented work can be at any stage of the research: Conceptual approaches, proposed methods, research tools, partial results or final conclusions.
Each speaker will be allocated 15 minutes for presentation + 5 minutes for Q&A. Workshop language is English.
Participating audience will include research supervisors, researchers, academic personnel and other interested individuals.
Invited speakers should submit a 500-750 words abstract in MSWord and a 20-25 slides PowerPoint presentation. Abstracts and presentations will be compiled into a workshop booklet.
A "best presentation" certificate will be awarded by the organizing committee.