12. CSEE&T 1999: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Keynote Address

• Leonard L. Tripp:
  Professionalization of Software Engineering: Next Steps. 4-
  

Professional Connections

• Klaas Sikkel, Ton A. M. Spil, Rob L. W. van de Weg:
  Replacing a Hospital Information System: An Example of a Real-World Case Study. 6-15
  
• Claes Wohlin, Björn Regnell:
  Achieving Industrial Relevance in Software Engineering Education. 16-25
  
• Michael G. Murphy:
  Teaching Software Project Management: A Response-Interaction Approach. 26-
  

Workshop I

• P. Abowd, D. Cook, Gregory W. Hislop, R. Pauwels:
  Putting the Personal Software Process into Practice. 34-
  

Educational Connections

• Susan A. Mengel, Joseph V. Ulans:
  A Case Study of the Analysis of Novice Student Programs. 40-49
  
• J. Barrie Thompson, Helen M. Edwards:
  Providing New Graduate Opportunities in Software Engineering: Experiences with a UK Master's Level Conversion Course. 50-61
  
• Günther Ruhe:
  Experience Factory-Based Professional Education and Training. 62-
  

Panel Session I

• B. Frew, Terry Mayfield, Julian E. Boggess III, Marshall D. Abrams:
  Software Engineering and Security Engineering - An Argument for Merger (panel). 74-
  

Keynote Address

• Donald Gotterbarn:
  Cleanroom, PSP, and the Software Development Impact Statement: Developing the Right Attitude. 80-
  

Panel Session II

• George O'Mary, Jimmy Lawrence, Cynthia L. Parish:
  Tracking and Evaluating Industry/University Collaborations for Software Engineering Education and Training (panel). 102-
  

Workshop II

• Helen M. Edwards, J. Barrie Thompson:
  Establishing a Distance Education Program. 106-108
  
• Richard Halstead-Nussloch:
  Establishing a Distance Education Program: Pedagogical Preparation. 109-
  

Workshop III

• Laurie Honour Werth, Donald J. Bagert, Nancy R. Mead, F. Goucher, R. Turner, D. Gordon:
  Software Engineering - The State of the Profession. 114-
  

Keynote Address

• Doris L. Carver:
  Opportunities and Challenges for Software Engineering Education. 120-
  

Panel Session III

• Dennis J. Frailey, Gerald L. Engel, Richard J. LeBlanc, Robert Dupuis:
  Status Report from the ACM/IEEE-CS Task Forces on Software Engineering Curriculum and Body of Knowledge (panel). 124-
  

Workshop IV

• Susan A. Mengel:
  Software Metrics: Views from Education, Research, and Training. 126-128
  
• Matthias Felleisen, Robert Cartwright:
  Safety as a Metric. 129-131
  
• Katsuhiko Hirai:
  Micro-Process Based Software Metrics in the Training. 132-134
  
• Thomas B. Hilburn:
  PSP Metrics in Support of Software Engineering Education. 135-
  

Emerging Connections

• Gregory W. Hislop:
  An Online Systems Analysis Course. 138-144
  
• Allan M. Stavely:
  High-Quality Software through Semiformal Specification and Verification. 145-155
  
• Shawn A. Butler:
  A Client/Server Case Study for Software Engineering Students. 156-
  

Real-World Connections

• Stephen R. Tockey:
  Recommended Skills and Knowledge for Software Engineers. 168-176
  
• William W. McMillan, Sudha Rajaprabhakaran:
  What Leading Practitioners Say Should be Emphasized in Students' Software Engineering Projects. 177-185
  
• Dave Oliver, Kathy Egea, Mike Gregory:
  Bridging the Gap. 186-197