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P.66 ‘Breaking
the Code’, Private and Public Work in Collaborative Software Development,
Poster Presentation at the 8th European Conference of Computer-Supported
Cooperative Work (ECSCW 2003, P.65 Opportunities for Extending Activity Theory for Studying Collaborative Software Development, Workshop on Applying Activity Theory to CSCW Research and Practice, in conjunction with the 8th European Conference of Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW 2003, Helsinki, Finland), September 2003. P.64 Interpreting Activity Theory as a Software Engineering Methodology, Workshop on Applying Activity Theory to CSCW Research and Practice, in conjunction with the 8th European Conference of Computer-Supported Cooperative Work (ECSCW 2003, Helsinki, Finland), September 2003. P.63 Social
Creativity and Violence: of the Same Source, Symposium and Discussion Forum
on Social Creativity, P.62 Using Event
Notification Servers to Support Application Awareness, IASTED International
Conference on Software Engineering and Applications ( P.62 Using Event Notification Servers to Support Application Awareness, DARPA-DASADA Program Manager Site Visit at UC Irvine, August 2002. P.61 Using Event
Notification Servers to Support Awareness, UC Irvine, Institute for Software
Research (ISR) Joint Meeting with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL, P.61 Using Event
Notification Servers to Support Application Awareness, Hewlett Packard
Non-Stop Server Division ( P.60 Using Event
Notification Servers to Support Awareness, Workshop on Collaborative Software
Engineering NASA/Ames
( P.59 CASSIUS: Cross Application Subscription Service Information Update Server, DARPA-DASADA Technology Exposition, Joint Demonstration with R.S. Silva Filho, July 2002. P.58 Practical
Lessons Learned While Using Notification Servers to Support Application
Awareness, Workshop on the State of the Art in Automated Software
Engineering, UC Irvine ( P.57 Supporting the End Users’ Views, University of Colorado, Center for Life-long Learning and Design, International Symposium on Social Creativity (Breckenridge, CO), June 2002. P.56 Supporting
the End Users’ Views, Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces (AVI
2002, P.55 Lessons Learned Using Notification Servers to Support Application Awareness, Meeting of the Human Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC, Frasier, CO), February 2002. P.54 Usability
Throughout the Lifecycle, Panel on Obstacles to Integrating Usability
Engineering into Software and Requirements Engineering, The Sixteenth IEEE
International Automated Software Engineering Conference ( P.53 Supporting the End Users’ Views, UC Irvine, Institute for Software Research (ISR) Joint Meeting with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), UC Irvine, October 2001. P.52 CASSIUS: Cross Application Subscription Service Information Update Server, DARPA-DASADA Technology Exposition, Joint Demonstration with C.R.B. de Souza, July 2001. P.51 Human-Centered
Software Development, P.50 EDEM:
Expectation Driven Event Monitoring, University of Oregon, Eugene, Working
Group on Social Agents ( P.49 Software Requirements for Supporting Collaboration through Categories, Workshop on Classification Schemes in Cooperative Work, ACM Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW 2000, Philadelphia, PA), December 2000. P.48 Human-Centered
Software Development, Information Systems Institute, Technische
Universität Wien ( P.48 Human-Centered
Software Development, Institut für
Hygiene und Arbeitsphysiologie, Eidgenössische
Technische Hochshule
(ETH, P.47 Panel on Evaluation of Automated Software Engineering Systems, The Fourteenth IEEE International Automated Software Engineering Conference (Cocoa Beach, FL), October 1999. P.46 Organizational Memory, Life-long Learning, and Challenges to Software Engineering, CU Boulder, Workshop on Life-Long Learning and Organizational Memory (Breckenridge, CO), May 1999. P.45 Human-Centered
Software Development, UC Irvine, ICS Research Symposium ( PRESENTATIONS (CONTINUED) P.44 Separating
the Wheat from the Chaff in Internet-Mediated User Feedback, ACM Conference on
Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW ’98), Workshop on Internet-based
Groupware for User Participation in Product Development ( P.43 Two
Demonstrations, Argo/UML, and Expectation-Driven Event Monitoring (EDEM), The
Thirteenth IEEE International Conference on Automated Software Engineering ( P.42 Integrating
Architecture Description Languages with a Standard Design Method, The
Twentieth International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE ‘98, P.41 An Approach to Large-Scale Collection of Application Usage Data Over the Internet, The Twentieth International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE ‘98, Kyoto, Japan), City, April 1998. P.40 Knowledge
Management for Software Design, USC, Meeting of the Software Engineering
Group ( P.39 Knowledge Management for Software Design, CU Boulder, Meeting of the Human Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC, Frasier, CO), March 1998. P.38 An Approach to Large-Scale Collection of Application Usage Data Over the Internet, UC Irvine, Bay Area Round Table (BART) Meeting (Palo Alto, CA), February 1998. P.37 EDEM: Intelligent Agents for Collecting Usage Data and Increasing User Involvement in Development, The 1998 International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI ‘98, San Francisco, CA), January 1998. P.36 Panel on
Architectural Languages and Design Environments: From Research to Practice,
Software Engineering Institute, The 97 Software Engineering Symposium ( P.35 Expectation-Driven Event Monitoring (EDEM), UC Irvine, CU Boulder, UMass Amherst, ARCADIA Consortium Meeting (Boulder, CO), June 1997. P.34 Supporting
Ongoing User Involvement in Development via Expectation-Driven Event
Monitoring, CU Boulder, Meeting of the “Life-Long Learning and Design”
Research Group ( P.33 Supporting
Evolutionary Design via Expectation Agents, DARPA, Design Rationale Cluster ( P.32 Applying Usability Inspections to Web Page Design, UC Irvine, Bay Area Round Table (BART) Meeting (Palo Alto, CA), February 1997. P.31 Argo
Software Architecture Design Environment, DARPA, Information Management
Cluster (EDCS IM) Meeting ( P.30 Panel on How the “Web” Influences KBSE Technology, The Eleventh IEEE Knowledge-Based Software Engineering (KBSE-96) Conference (Syracuse, NY), September 1996. P.29 Evolutionary
Design of Complex Software, DARPA, Software Environments Workshop ( P.28 Addressing
Human, Cognitive Needs in Software Design Environments, UC Irvine, Bay Area
Round Table (BART) Meeting ( P.27 Evolutionary
Design of Complex Software, P.26 Refining Requirements and Design of Interactive Software through a Cognitive Walkthrough, Southern California Client/Server User Group Meeting (Torrence, CA), July 1995. P.25 A
Curriculum for Human-Centered Software Development, Sun Microsystems ( P.24 Refining Requirements and Design of Interactive Software through a Cognitive Walkthrough, UC Irvine, Irvine Research Unit in Software, Software Engineering Tools and Technologies (SETT) Meeting (Irvine, CA), May 1995. P.23 Human-Centered
Software Development, UC Irvine, ICS Alumni Organization ( P.22 Agent-Based Support for Communication between Developers and Users in Software Design, UC Irvine, Bay Area Round Table (BART) Meeting (Palo Alto, CA), November 1994. P.21 Human-Centered
Software Development, UC Irvine, P.20 Human-Centered
Software Development, P.19 Agent-Based
Support for Communication between Developers and Users in Software Design, IEEE
Conference on Knowledge-Based Software Engineering ( P.18 From Programming Tasks to Solutions—Bridging the Gap through the Explanation of Examples, UC Irvine, Information and Computer Science Colloquium (Irvine, CA), April 1994. P.17 Designing
Useful and Usable Computational Environments,
Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), Human-Computer Interface (HCI)
Evaluation Workshop, the MITRE Corporation ( P.16 Discussion
of the Paper, The Impact of Graphic Design on User Interfaces, by K. Reichenberger, at the Meeting of the Human Computer
Interaction Consortium (HCIC) ( P.15 Beyond
Object-Oriented Programming: A Knowledge-Based Architecture for
Contextualized Software Design, Joint Presentation with S. P.14 Observations On Using Empirical Studies in Developing a Knowledge-Based Software Engineering Tool, Knowledge-Based Software Engineering (KBSE) Conference (Chicago, IL), September 1993. P.13 Reducing the Variability of Programmers’ Performance Through Explained Examples, Human Factors in Computing Systems (INTERCHI) Conference (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), April 1993; also presented at the Integrated Publications and Information Systems Institute (GMD-IPSI) (Darmstadt, Germany), May 1993, and at the Institute for Computer Science, University of Stuttgart (Stuttgart, Germany), May 1993. P.12 Beyond
Object-Oriented Programming: A Knowledge-Based Architecture for
Contextualized Software Design, Joint Presentation with G. Fischer, U S West
Corporation, Advanced Technology Division ( P.11 Prototypes of Domain-Oriented Design Environments, Knowledge-Based Software Engineering (KBSE) Conference, Demonstration Track (Tyson’s Corner, VA), September 1992. P.10 A
Knowledge-Based Interface to Promote Software Understanding, Knowledge-Based
Software Engineering (KBSE) Conference ( P.9 Supporting
Software Reuse through Examples, Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI)
Conference, Doctoral Consortium Track ( P.8 Supporting Software Reuse through Program Examples, University of Colorado Industrial Affiliates Conference (Boulder, CO), February 1991; also Joint Presentation with S. Henninger at the International Business Machines (IBM) Corporation (Boulder, CO), March 1991. P.7 Explanation
to Support Software Reuse, American Association for Artificial Intelligence
(AAAI) Workshop on Explanation ( P.6 A Conceptual Framework and Innovative Systems for Accessing Knowledge for Software Reuse, Joint Presentation with G. Fischer and S. Henninger, Meeting of the Human Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC) (San Diego, CA), February 1990. P.5 A
Knowledge-Based Design Environment for Graphical Network Editors, P.4 Computer Software
for Data Representation and Interaction, Aluminum Company of P.3 Two Views
of Building a Database: Computer Science and Materials Science, Joint
Presentation with J.L. Murray, Calculated Phase Diagrams (CALPHAD) Conference
( P.2 The American Society for Metals/National Bureau of Standards Joint Project on Computerized Phase Diagrams, Joint Presentation, Press Conference and Demonstration for the late Malcolm Baldrige, then Secretary of Commerce (Washington, D.C.), February 1985. P.1 K*: A FORTRAN-Based Code for Programming and Evaluating Interactive Software, Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference and Exhibition, Track on Engineering Databases: Software for On-Line Applications (San Antonio, TX), June 1984. |
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