• Keynote
• Accepted Papers
• Program

Claire Le Goues is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, affiliated with the Institute for Software Research. Her research interests span software engineering and applied programming languages, and especially in how to (automatically!) construct, maintain, evolve, improve/debug, and assure high-quality software systems. She is passionate about the education and training of both software engineering practitioners and researchers, from all backgrounds and walks of life.

Le Goues has an MS and PhD from the University of Virginia and a BA from Harvard College, all in Computer Science. She worked (briefly!) as a software engineer before graduate school, exposure which gave her a taste for techniques and analyses that scale to the complexities of Real Software.

The doctoral symposium keynote is open for all ASE attendees.

• Learning Effective Changes for Software Projects
  Rahul Krishna
  North Carolina State University, USA
• Characterizing and Taming Non-deterministic Bugs in JavaScript Applications
  Jie Wang
  Institute of Software at Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; University at Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
• Towards API-Specific Automatic Program Repair
  Sebastian Nielebock
  Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg, Germany
• Managing Software Evolution through Semantic History Slicing
  Yi Li
  University of Toronto, Canada
  
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• Towards the Automatic Classification of Traceability Links
  Chris Mills
  Florida State University, USA
• Towards a Software Vulnerability Prediction Model using Traceable Code Patterns and Software Metrics
  Kazi Zakia Sultana
  Mississippi State University, USA
• Towards Search-Based Modelling and Analysis of Requirements and Architecture Decisions
  Saheed A. Busari
  University College London, UK
• Privacy-Aware Data-Intensive Applications
  Michele Guerriero
  Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Doctoral Symposium will be held on October 30 at Siebel Center for Computer Science room 4405.