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Empirical Software Engineering Group

Empirical Software Engineering

The Empirical Software Engineering Group in the Institute of Software Technology is responsible for teaching most of the basic software engineering courses as well as advanced courses in software quality, research methods and project management. The group does research with a high practical relevance, often in collaboration with companies with the aim to improve the way we make software.

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 in the areas of software quality, requirements engineering, safety/security/privacy and agile software development.

News

New Publication on Communication Channels in Open-Source Projects

New Publication on What Drives Citations in Software Engineering

New Publication on Release Planning Patterns for the Automotive Domain

New Publication on Security Measures of In-Vehicle Communication Systems

New Publication on Detecting Requirements Smells with Deep Learning

New Publication on Product Roadmapping

New Publication on Grey-Box Testing using Coupling Measures

Large secondary study on software engineering for AI-based systems

Dr. Justus Bogner Receives infos Award for Best PhD Dissertation 2020

New secondary study on bots in software engineering

People

Members of the Empirical Software Engineering Group

Teaching

Current Courses

Research

An overview of the research of the Empirical Software Engineering Group on software quality, …

Publications

Empirical Software Engineering Research Group Publications
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E-Mail and S-Mail

ESE-Colloquium

Colloquium of the ESE group

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