This is a seminar for Masters students in the Swiss Joint Master of Science in Computer Science as well as Bachelors, Masters and PhD students completing their project work or thesis in the Software Composition Group. Scheduled talks generally cover recent progress in project work or research. The seminar takes place on Tuesdays at 10h15 in room 107, Schützenmattstrasse 14).

Learning Outcomes

The seminar consists of a project and a presentation. You will have as a mentor one of the members of the SCG group and will work on a practical and focused problem in the domain of programming languages and programer productivity tools.

Seminar students will work on a small, supervised project during the semester. Due to the high cost of supervision, participation is strictly limited (selection will be based on the results of a short quiz).

After the successful completion of this course, you will be able to:

• Build an Eclipse plugin for static analysis, or
• Write a crawler that analyzes open source software repositories, or
• Create a new method of visualizing software systems, or
• Work on the design and implementation of programming language tools

Scheduled Talks

2015

• Mar 31
  • Aaron Karper — Functional vs OO Design Patterns
• May 12
  • CUSO Statistics Seminar (May 11-12); no SC seminar
• April 7
  • Spring break; no SC seminar

Talks already given in 2015

• Mar 3
  • Michael Rüfenacht — Error Recovery in PEGs
• Feb 24
  • Alejandro Infante - Identifying Shareable Objects
• Feb 17
  • Introduction to available seminar projects
• Feb 03
  • Joël Guggisberg - Token Classification
• Jan 27
  • Bledar Aga - Marea — A Tool for Breaking Dependency Cycles Between Packages
• Jan 20
  • Rathesan (Radi) Iyadurai - Parsing Ruby
• Jan 6
  • Roger Stebler - Evaluating the dynamic behavior of Smalltalk applications
  • Milan Kubicek - Parsing F# with PetitParser

See also: Past Seminars