Some impressions from the Social Event last evening, a Wine tasting in a local winery. #cseet social events are legendary and the ones this year are no exception.

And just like that, #cseet2024 is over. Enjoy these impressions from the closing session and join us next year at #cseet2025, collocated with @ICSEconf in Ottawa! (Group photo credit @atif_mashkoor)

We have one more thing to celebrate. This year’s Best Paper Award goes to J Cui, R Zhang, F Zhou, R Li, Y Song, and Ed Gehringer For their paper How Much Effort Do You Need to Expend on a Technical Interview? A Study of LeetCode Problem Solving Statistics Congratulations!

Mohamed @mwmkaouer giving an inspiring talk at @CSEETconf on how to use ChatGPT RIGHTLY in class rooms. #cseet2024 #ChatGPT #academics

Couldn't agree more. At least it has been my experience. How do we tackle this gap? #iapanel @CSEETconf

Interesting presentation by @atif_mashkoor on how they designed a course on engineering of AI-intensive system. Reflections to take back home. @CSEETconf

Last but not least all the least, Aditya Johri presents his PhD student Ashish Hingle’s case study-based on teaching approach to instruct #ethics in #SoftwareEngineering through role playing. Awesome!

Ed Gehringer on “How Much Effort Do You Need to Expend on a Technical Interview?” He is presenting statistics of LeetCode Problem Solving.

Francis Paulisch from @SiemensHealth is presenting their Journal First paper on growing professional software architects’ skills in the industry. Big take away: projects succeed when people talk to each other! Check out the open source paper: https://t.co/u26IPIfgON #cseet2024

Tiange Zhao speaks on increasing cloud security competency in #SoftwareEngineering practitioners using a serious game and the CATS evaluator algorithm.

Hailing from China is Shuwei Qiu who is presenting on university-industry collaboration to grow student competency in #SoftwareEngineering

Up next is Anja Metzner from TH Augsburg, naming challenges and offering solutions for systematic instruction of #uml behavior diagrams.

Following up on their study ( https://t.co/dtqYwMFwv7) presented at #cseet2023, Sandro Speth, Niklas Meissner and @snowballUniS present their work on generating UML modeling exercises using ChatGPT. @sqaUStuttgart

What are the benefits of letting students use #GenerativeAI to create #userstories in #SoftwareEngineering courses? Allan Brockenbrough from Salem State University shows his findings from his study.

A mighty fine question Mohamed Wiem Mkaoer is investigating is how to cultivate high quality software improvement in the classroom.

Critical and constructive, positive and contributory feedback, colleagiate and improvement-focused feedback is what we’re proud of here at #cseet2024

Some impressions from the Poster & Tools session at #cseet2024, where presenters first gave a 90 second pitch before we broke into smaller discussion groups.

Enjoying my time at @CSEETconf a lot. Specially once I've already presented ;). Really interesting sessions and discussions and a lot of food for thought. My reading list has increased substantially with all these interesting papers!

Nothing smells bad in Philipp Straubinger’s talk on code perfumes which help students write better #Java Code

A fascinating talk by @mmaaiiddeerr on how to use LLMs for SE education and training @CSEETconf #LLM #CSEET2024 #SoftwareEngineering #AI