Empirical Secure Software Engineering

The Empirical Secure Software Engineering Group in the Institute of Software Engineering is concerned with software construction techniques and inspects how software systems work. A particular interest is the security of software systems. For this, we inspect software in detail using static program analysis, but also extensively study component reuse and the related ecosystems. Furthermore, we are conducting meta-scientific studies on research quality in computer science, specifically artifact evaluation.

Software Engineering is the scientific engineering discipline that is concerned with the way we build software. The Empirical Software Engineering group covers this broad field in teaching and does research from the perspective of software quality, human factors and empirical studies with a focus on automotive software and AI-based software.

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Ben Hermann

Prof. Dr.

Head of the Empirical Software Engineering Group

Katharina Plett

 

Secretary of the Empirical Software Engineering Group (Prof. Hermann) and of the Programming Languages Group (Dr. Heizmann)

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