Past, Present and Future of Empirical Software Engineering: A Q&A with Greg Wilson

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Empirical Software Engineering Banter

Margaret Anne D Storey

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Past, Present and Future of Empirical Software Engineering: A Q&A with Greg Wilson

Empirical Software Engineering Banter

51 minutes 14 seconds

5 years ago

Past, Present and Future of Empirical Software Engineering: A Q&A with Greg Wilson

Conducted live during a Senior Topics Course on Empirical Software Engineering at the University of Victoria, Sept 18th, 2020.

Part of our discussion was based on Greg's paper: Empirical Software Engineering by Greg Wilson, Jorge Aranda, American Scientist, Nov-Dec 2011.

We asked Greg his views on empirical software engineering (past and present), research methods, research evidence and relevance to industry. We also inquired about his views on pair programming, UML, security, accreditation, and what students need to know for jobs in industry.

This talk is also hosted as a video on YouTube.