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PUBLICATIONS AND INVITED TALKS
Workshop on Real Projects
for Real Client Courses. Co-authored with D. Klappholz
and V. Alstrum. 19th Conference on
Software Engineering and Training (CSEET 2006), W3 –
Winning Three Times Over: Industry, University, Society. ABET Annual Meeting, on Accreditation,
Innovation, and Improvement, Wanted:
No Boundaries: Software Engineering Education. ASEE Illinois/Indiana Sectional
Conference, 2005. The Distributed Development of
Software Engineering Professionals. International
Colloquium on Engineering Education, ASEE and Too Early, Too Late, or Just-in-time?
Software Engineering Education at a Global Level: Who are the Players? Seventh
IASTED International Conference on Software Engineering and Applications,
Marina Del Ray, CA, November, 2003, pp. 12-18. {Selected as “Best
Paper” in Session} The Software Engineering and Space Shuttles: A Really Good Fit -- But There’s a Problem. Presented at IPFW ACM Student Chapter, April, 2002. The Collaboration Proposal: Design and Implementation
of Benchmark Software for Engine Control of Microprocessors. co-authored with
D. Yoon, K. Wang, V. Guarna and S. Rober, 18th International Conference & Exposition
on Testing Computer Software, Where Are We Now? A
Status Report on the First Annual Survey for International Academic Software
Engineering Programs. Primary author, co-authored with D. Bagert
and L. Werth, 23rd International Conference on
Software Engineering, International Academic
Software Engineering: Results of First Annual Survey. Primary author,
co-authored with D. Bagert and L. Werth, IASTED International Conference on Applied
Informatics, Survey of Software Engineering Programs. ACM Software Engineering Notes (SIGSOFT), 25 (4), July, 2000, pp. 5-7. Annual Survey of International Software Engineering Programs (Progress Reports). Forum for Advancing Software Engineering (FASE), available on-line [www.cs.ttu.edu/fase], 10 (5), May, 2000, November, 2000. From Systems to System Planning: Linking parts to the whole. co-authored with R. Watkins and R. Kaufman. Discovering Connections: Renaissance Through Systems Learning International Conference, September, 2000. Performance Evaluation of Microcontrollers for Engine Control. Co-authored with T. Bauer, K. Want, D. Yoon, K. Akingbehin, D. Rober and V. Guarna, 17th International Conference and Exposition on Testing Computer Software, Washington, D.C., June, 2000. Just in Time Learning in Software
Engineering. Co-authored with B. Maxim and K. Akingbehin,
Frontiers in Education Conference, IEEE, Evolution of Software
Engineering Within a Computer Science Curriculum. co-authored
with K. Akingbehin, IASTED International
Conference on Software Engineering and Applications, Can Expert Systems be of
Assistance in Software Requirements Engineering? XpertUser
Knowledge Acceleration Conference, Back to the Future:
PLATOŽ on the Internet at the University of Michigan-Dearborn in 1998,
Starting from the An Ideal Vision for Shaping the Future: Why, Who and How – From a ’67 Chevy to Space Stations to Internets. National Science Foundation, January, 1998. What’s a Person To
Do? XpertUser Knowledge Acceleration
Conference, Supporting Collaborative
Work Using Desktop Video on the Internet. Co-authored with B. Maxim,
Technology Days of the A Distributed Learning Project Involving Information Technology, the Parable of the ‘67 Chevy, and an Ideal Vision. National Conference on Higher Education, American Association for Higher Education, Washington, DC, March, 1997. Experiences with an Open Systems Computing Laboratory. Co-authored with B. Maxim, B. Elenbogen, et. al., Computer Science Education, Ablex Publishing, 1996, pp. 247-256. Information Technology,
The Parable of the ‘67 Chevy, and an Ideal Vision. Distance Learning
Conference, AECT, Project DISTINCOM@University of Michigan-Dearborn: A Prototype of
the Distributed Intelligent Community, 18th Annual Conference on
Interactive Multimedia in Performance, Education and Training, Society for
Applied Learning Technology, Smart People and Smart
Computers: Networked Adaptive Performance Support Systems. 17th Annual
Conference on Interactive Multimedia in Performance, Education and Training,
Society for Applied Learning Technology, Washington, D.C., August, 1994, pp.
91-101. Revised version presented at the 38th International Conference of
the Association for the Development of Computer-based Instructional Systems
(ADCIS), A Successful Software Engineering Experience -- Two Perspectives: The Student and the Professor. Co-authored with Nancy Scott. Eighth Annual Software Engineering Education Conference, Software Engineering Institute, New Orleans, LA, January, 1995. When the Golden Arches
Gang Aft Agley: Software Engineering and Computer Science. Proceedings of the
Seventh Annual Software Engineering Education Conference, Software
Engineering Institute, San Antonio, TX, January, 1994, pp. 35-61. Revised
version of poster session at the 15th International Conference on Software
Engineering, The Student of Socrates
Meets the Students of PLATOŽ and The Community
College, The Leading Edge in the Basic Principles and Techniques in Knowledge Acquisition. book chapter, Expert Systems in Civil Engineering: Knowledge Acquisition, American Society of Civil Engineers, 1992, pp. 11-49. The Golden Arches of
Academic Computing. 34th International Conference of the Association for
the Development of Computer-based Instructional Systems (ADCIS), Computer Science in the Real World: Expert Systems, Software Engineering, and Computer-based Learning: Engineering of Complex Reliable Software Systems, and How Computers Can Help People Learn to Build Them. Two-week series of invited lectures given to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology, Beijing, People's Republic of China, June, 1991. Computer-based Learning, Expert Systems, and Software Engineering: Advanced Tools for Engineering Education Now and in 2001. International Journal of Applied Engineering Education, TEMPUS Publications, Vol. 7, No. 6, 1991, pp. 452-455. Inductive Knowledge Acquisition: a Case Study of Scotty. book chapter, Readings in Knowledge Acquisition: Current Practices and Trends, Horwood, Ltd., 1990, pp. 200-212. Computer-based Learning,
Expert Systems, and Software Engineering: Advanced Hybrid Tools for
Engineering Education Now and in 2001. Frontiers in Education Conference,
American Society for Engineering Education, Inductive Knowledge
Acquisition Experience with Commercial Tools for Space Shuttle Main Engine
Testing. Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space
Applications, NASA/University of The Integration of
Automated Knowledge Acquisition with Computer-Aided Software Engineering for
Space Shuttle Expert Systems. Fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence
for Space Applications, NASA/University of Lessons Learned in
Computer-based Learning: A Personal Tale of Three Decades. Association for
the Development of Computer-based Instructional Systems (ADCIS) Conference,
Hands-on Evaluation of
Several Popular PC Learning in an Introductory Expert System Course. Co-authored with David Warman. IEEE Expert, Spring, 1989, pp. 45-49. Inductive Programming
Workshop, Organizer and Chair, The International Inductive Programming
Special Interest Group (IPSIG), Inductive Learning in
Engineering. Tutorial for the International Special Interest Group on
Inductive Programming, Knowledge Acquisition: Principles and Guidelines, Karen McGraw and Karan Harbison-Briggs, requested by Dr. McGraw to write preface, Prentice-Hall, 1989, ix-x. Experience with
Commercial Tools Involving Induction on Large Databases for Space Shuttle
Main Engine Testing. Invited talk for Fourth International Expert Systems
Conference, Experts: Human and Otherwise. Third International Expert Systems Conference, London, England, 1987, pp. 333-342; also presented at California State University Colloquium and Citicorp, Los Angeles, CA 1988. Expert Systems and Space
Applications, Invited talk, ACM Chapter, Expert Systems Tutorial:
Basic Concepts. Western Conference on Expert Systems, IEEE, A Student's View: Learning in an Introductory Expert System Course. Co-authored with David Warman. Expert Systems: International Journal of Knowledge Engineering, 1988, pp. 30-39. Pascal Plus Data Structures, Algorithms, and Advanced Programming Test Item File (Text by N. Dell and S. Lilly). DC Heath, 1988. Space Shuttle Main Engine
Anomaly Data and Inductive Knowledge Based Systems: Automated Corporate
Expertise. Third Conference on Artificial Intelligence for Space
Applications, NASA, BIRDS: Bibliographical and Informational Retrieval Database System for Expert Systems and Software Engineering. Co-authored with Patrick Leong, Rocketdyne Technical Report, September, 1987. The Four Ws of Expert
Knowledge-Based Systems: Why, What, When and Why Not. National Computer
Graphics Association Conference, Space Shuttle Main Engine
Test Analysis -- A Case Study for Inductive Knowledge-based Systems Involving
Very Large Data Bases. Co-authored with Djamshid Asgari. IEEE Computer Society International Conference
on Computers and Application Conference (COMPSAC), Software Engineering. Invited talks to Litton Data Systems, 1986. Expert Systems in the Computer-Based Authoring Systems and Their Use (Session Chair), IEEE/ASEE Frontiers in Education Conference, Denver, CO, 1985. Space Shuttle Main Engine
Test Analysis Using Knowledge-based System. Co-authored with Al Daumann, International Conference on Computers in
Mechanical Engineering (ASME), August, 1985, pp. 55-62. Also presented at
the Turing Institute in Expert Systems: A Short
Course. Presented to Edwards Air Force Base over the Instructional Television
Network (ITN) of Computer Based Learning: Important Problems, Creative People, and Powerful Affordable Tools. Journal of Computer-Based Instruction, Vol. 9, May, 1983, pp. 26-33. IEEE International Conference on Consumer Electronics, June, 1983, pp. 206-207. Also Association of Educational Data Systems (AEDS) National Conference, 1983, pp. 213-217; National Society for Performance and Instruction (NSPI) National Conference, 1983. Computer Based Training: A Good Solution in Search of a Problem. ADCIS and NSPI National Conferences, 1982. Revised version at American Society of Training and Development (ASTD) National Conference, 1982. Keynote address at Nebraska AEDS, 1982. Retreat, Endure, or Advance: The Impact of the Third Wave on Training and Education. NSPI Performance and Instruction Journal, December, 1981, pp. 5-14. Training and Education at
Software Engineering
Training for TI Middle Management. Invited Presentation for ACM National
Conference, 1980.
Software Engineering Needs for Middle Managers. Invited Presentation at AEDS Workshop, 1980. Personal Computing and Verbalizing: What Does It Cost to Read a Book? ADCIS National Conference, 1980, pp. 34-40. Problems of Recruiting Technical Personnel. Invited Presentation at Business/University Conference on Instructional Design, 1980. An Academic Meets Industry: Rethinking Computer-Based Education and Personalized Systems of Instruction. National Computer Conference, 1979, pp. 403-405; National Conference for Personalized Instruction, 1979. Beyond A Community of Individuals: Cooperation and Individualization in Computer Science Education. National Computer Conference, 1977, pp. 561-567; National Conference on Personalized Instruction, 1977; ADCIS National Conference, 1977; Indiana University Computer Network Conference, 1977; Computers and Education, An International Journal, 1978, pp. 227-234. Cooperation in Computer Science: Building a Community of Adults. AEDS National Conference, 1977; ACM Computer Science Conference, 1977. The Tangled Triangle: Cooperation, Computer Science Education, and Personalized Systems of Instruction. ADCIS National Conference, 1976; National Conference on Personalized Instruction, 1976; Computers and Society Bulletin of ACM Special Interest Group on Computers and Society, Summer, 1977. Personalized Systems of Instruction in Computer Science: "Adult" Education. National Conference on Personalized Instruction in Higher Education, 1975. An Excellent Mixture for PSI: Computer Science, PLATO?, and Knowledge Levels. National Conference on Personalized Instruction, 1974; ACM National Conference, 1974, pp. 89-92. PSI: A Valuable Addition to the Alphabet Soup for Computer Science Education. ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE) Bulletin, 1974. Computer Science at a University Regional Campus. ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 1973. ELIJAH: An Intelligent Assistant for Natural Language Programming. ACM Computer Science Conference, 1973. ELIJAH: An Approach to
Natural Language Programming. Ph.D. Thesis, SOLOMON II: A Study in
Computer Performance on Elementary Computerized Computer
Science Bibliography for SOLOMON: A
Question-Answering Program. M.S. Thesis,
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