3. ESEM 2009: Lake Buena Vista, Florida, USA

• Thomas Tan, Qi Li, Barry W. Boehm, Ye Yang, Mei He, Ramin Moazeni:
  Productivity trends in incremental and iterative software development. 1-10
  
• Heidi J. Rognerud, Jo Erskine Hannay:
  Challenges in enterprise software integration: An industrial study using repertory grids. 11-22
  
• Fei Dong, Mingshu Li, Juan Li, Ye Yang, Qing Wang:
  Effect of staffing pattern on software project: An empirical analysis. 23-33
  
• Ekwa Duala-Ekoko, Martin P. Robillard:
  A detailed examination of the correlation between imports and failure-proneness of software components. 34-43
  
• Sandro Morasca:
  A probability-based approach for measuring external attributes of software artifacts. 44-55
  
• Gengshen Du, Günther Ruhe:
  Does explanation improve the acceptance of decision support for product release planning? 56-68
  
• Sebastien Jeanmart, Yann-Gaël Guéhéneuc, Houari A. Sahraoui, Naji Habra:
  Impact of the visitor pattern on program comprehension and maintenance. 69-78
  
• Simon Denier, Houari A. Sahraoui:
  Understanding the use of inheritance with visual patterns. 79-88
  
• Pietro Abate, Roberto Di Cosmo, Jaap Boender, Stefano Zacchiroli:
  Strong dependencies between software components. 89-99
  
• Luigi Lavazza, Carla Garavaglia:
  Using function points to measure and estimate real-time and embedded software: Experiences and guidelines. 100-110
  
• Chris Lokan, Emilia Mendes:
  Applying moving windows to software effort estimation. 111-122
  
• Salvatore Alessandro Sarcià, Victor R. Basili, Giovanni Cantone:
  Scope error detection and handling concerning software estimation models. 123-132
  
• Marcus Ciolkowski:
  What do we know about perspective-based reading? An approach for quantitative aggregation in software engineering. 133-144
  
• Bryan Robbins, Jeffrey Carver:
  Cognitive factors in perspective-based reading (PBR): A protocol analysis study. 145-155
  
• Stefan Hanenberg, Sebastian Kleinschmager, Manuel Josupeit-Walter:
  Does aspect-oriented programming increase the development speed for crosscutting code? An empirical study. 156-167
  
• Philip Johnson, Shaoxuan Zhang:
  We need more coverage, stat! classroom experience with the software ICU. 168-178
  
• Min Zhang, Lorin Hochstein:
  Fitting a workflow model to captured development data. 179-190
  
• Anna Corazza, Sergio Di Martino, Filomena Ferrucci, Carmine Gravino, Emilia Mendes:
  Applying support vector regression for web effort estimation using a cross-company dataset. 191-202
  
• Thorbjorn Walle, Jo Erskine Hannay:
  Personality and the nature of collaboration in pair programming. 203-213
  
• Norsaremah Salleh, Emilia Mendes, John C. Grundy, Giles St. J. Burch:
  An empirical study of the effects of personality in pair programming using the five-factor model. 214-225
  
• Ilenia Fronza, Alberto Sillitti, Giancarlo Succi:
  An interpretation of the results of the analysis of pair programming during novices integration in a team. 225-235
  
• Medha Umarji, Carolyn B. Seaman:
  Gauging acceptance of software metrics: Comparing perspectives of managers and developers. 236-247
  
• Rahul Razdan, Steve Esposito, Jay Lawrence, Peter Conner:
  Empirical results from the transformation of a large commercial technical computing environment. 248-256
  
• Sebastian Barney, Claes Wohlin, Aybüke Aurum:
  Balancing software product investments. 257-268
  
• Arilo Claudio Dias Neto, Guilherme Horta Travassos:
  Evaluation of model-based testing techniques selection approaches: An external replication. 269-278
  
• Lucas Lima, Juliano Iyoda, Augusto Sampaio, Eduardo Aranha:
  Test case prioritization based on data reuse an experimental study. 279-290
  
• Audris Mockus, Nachiappan Nagappan, Trung T. Dinh-Trong:
  Test coverage and post-verification defects: A multiple case study. 291-301
  
• Dapeng Liu, Qing Wang, Junchao Xiao:
  The role of software process simulation modeling in software risk management: A systematic review. 302-311
  
• Nico Zazworka, Victor R. Basili, Forrest Shull:
  Tool supported detection and judgment of nonconformance in process execution. 312-323
  
• Carlton A. Crabtree, Carolyn B. Seaman, Anthony F. Norcio:
  Exploring language in software process elicitation: A grounded theory approach. 324-335
  
• Barbara Kitchenham, Pearl Brereton, Mark Turner, Mahmood Niazi, Stephen G. Linkman, Rialette Pretorius, David Budgen:
  The impact of limited search procedures for systematic literature reviews A participant-observer case study. 336-345
  
• Muhammad Ali Babar, He Zhang:
  Systematic literature reviews in software engineering: Preliminary results from interviews with researchers. 346-355
  
• Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Sira Vegas:
  Using differences among replications of software engineering experiments to gain knowledge. 356-366
  
• Mehwish Riaz, Emilia Mendes, Ewan D. Tempero:
  A systematic review of software maintainability prediction and metrics. 367-377
  
• Aiko Fallas Yamashita, Hans Christian Benestad, Bente Cecilie Dahlum Anda, Per Einar Arnstad, Dag I. K. Sjøberg, Leon Moonen:
  Using concept mapping for maintainability assessments. 378-389
  
• Steffen M. Olbrich, Daniela Cruzes, Victor R. Basili, Nico Zazworka:
  The evolution and impact of code smells: A case study of two open source systems. 390-400
  
• Kai Petersen, Claes Wohlin:
  Context in industrial software engineering research. 401-404
  
• A. César C. França, Fabio Q. B. da Silva:
  An empirical study on software engineers motivational factors. 405-409
  
• Yi Wang:
  Building the linkage between project managers' personality and success of software projects. 410-413
  
• Paulo Sérgio Medeiros dos Santos, Guilherme Horta Travassos:
  Action research use in software engineering: An initial survey. 414-417
  
• Edzreena Edza Odzaly, Paul Sage, Des Greer:
  Software risk management barriers: An empirical study. 418-421
  
• Gabriela Robiolo, Cristina Badano, Ricardo Orosco:
  Transactions and paths: Two use case based metrics which improve the early effort estimation. 422-425
  
• Liam Feldman, Carl J. Mueller, Dan E. Tamir, Oleg V. Komogortsev:
  Usability testing with total-effort metrics. 426-429
  
• Lulu He, Jeffrey C. Carver:
  Modifiability measurement from a task complexity perspective: A feasibility study. 430-434
  
• Thomas Zimmermann, Nachiappan Nagappan:
  Predicting defects with program dependencies. 435-438
  
• Md. Mainur Rahman, Günther Ruhe, Thomas Zimmermann:
  Optimized assignment of developers for fixing bugs an initial evaluation for eclipse projects. 439-442
  
• Christoph Domann, Elmar Jürgens, Jonathan Streit:
  The curse of copy&paste Cloning in requirements specifications. 443-446
  
• Dan Schrimpsher, Letha H. Etzkorn:
  An empirical quality model for web service ontologies to support mobile devices. 447-450
  
• Zhongpeng Lin, Fengdi Shu, Ye Yang, Chenyong Hu, Qing Wang:
  An empirical study on bug assignment automation using Chinese bug data. 451-455
  
• Huijuan Wu, Yuepu Guo, Carolyn B. Seaman:
  Analyzing video data: A study of programming behavior under two software engineering paradigms. 456-459
  
• Ana Erika Camargo Cruz, Koichiro Ochimizu:
  Towards logistic regression models for predicting fault-prone code across software projects. 460-463
  
• Stefan Wagner, Klaus Lochmann, Sebastian Winter, Andreas Goeb, Michael Klaes:
  Quality models in practice: A preliminary analysis. 464-467
  
• Silvia Mara Abrahão, Emilio Insfrán, Carmine Gravino, Giuseppe Scanniello:
  On the effectiveness of dynamic modeling in UML: Results from an external replication. 468-472
  
• Fan Wang, Xiaohu Yang, Xiaochun Zhu, Lu Chen:
  Simulation of the defect removal process with queuing theory. 473-476
  
• Ayse Tosun, Ayse Basar Bener:
  Reducing false alarms in software defect prediction by decision threshold optimization. 477-480
  
• Prasanth Anbalagan, Mladen A. Vouk:
  An empirical study of security problem reports in Linux distributions. 481-484
  
• Frank Elberzhager, Marek Jawurek, Christian Jung, Alexander Klaus:
  Progress report on the experimental evaluation of security inspection guidance. 485-489
  
• Xiaochun Zhu, Bo Zhou, Lu Chen:
  Software testing sizing in incremental development: A case study. 490-493
  
• Juha Itkonen, Mika Mäntylä, Casper Lassenius:
  How do testers do it? An exploratory study on manual testing practices. 494-497
  
• Martín Soto, Marcus Ciolkowski:
  The QualOSS open source assessment model measuring the performance of open source communities. 498-501
  
• Nelly Condori-Fernández, Maya Daneva, Klaas Sikkel, Roel Wieringa, Óscar Dieste Tubío, Oscar Pastor:
  A systematic mapping study on empirical evaluation of software requirements specifications techniques. 502-505
  
• Özlem Albayrak:
  An experiment to observe the impact of UML diagrams on the effectiveness of software requirements inspections. 506-510
  
• Susan M. Mitchell, Carolyn B. Seaman:
  A comparison of software cost, duration, and quality for waterfall vs. iterative and incremental development: A systematic review. 511-515
  
• Karen Scarfone, Peter Mell:
  An analysis of CVSS version 2 vulnerability scoring. 516-525
  
• Geraldine Vache:
  Vulnerability analysis for a quantitative security evaluation. 526-534
  
• Christian Frühwirth, Tomi Männistö:
  Improving CVSS-based vulnerability prioritization and response with context information. 535-544
  
• James Walden, Maureen Doyle, Grant A. Welch, Michael Whelan:
  Security of open source web applications. 545-553
  
• Koen Buyens, Riccardo Scandariato, Wouter Joosen:
  Measuring the interplay of security principles in software architectures. 554-563
  
• Yolanta Beres, Marco Casassa Mont, Jonathan Griffin, Simon Shiu:
  Using security metrics coupled with predictive modeling and simulation to assess security processes. 564-573
  
• Hideyuki Tanaka:
  Quantitative analysis of information security interdependency between industrial sectors. 574-583
  

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