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Previous Presentations

Date Topic Location
June 4, 2009 TwinSPIN Program Planning for Meetings September, 2009 - June, 2010 University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
May 19, 2009 Robert Stoddard - Software Engineering Institute, Mini-Tutorial for Building CMMI Process Performance Models University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, USA
May 7, 2009 Jay Ruuska, GUI Testing University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
April 2, 2009 Overview and Comparison of PMI OPM3 & SEI CMMI University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
March 5, 2009 Mary Beth Chrissis (SEI), Software Process Improvement in a Small Company Startup Environment University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
February 5, 2009 Kelly Weyrauch , How's That Working for You? Stories about Inspecting and Adapting an Agile Process University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
January 8, 2009 Professor Mats Heimdahl (Univ. of Minnesota), Models University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
December 4, 2008 Mary DeFoe (Integral Process Solutions), Measurement, the Elephant in the Room (Perceptions, Mistakes and Mitigation for Measurement Programs) University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN, EE/CS 3-111
November 6, 2008 Steve Beise (TRISSENTIAL), Risk is Everywhere - Manage It University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-111, Minneapolis, MN
October 2, 2008 Betty Schaar (BenchmarkQA), Incorporating Quality Throughout the Lifecycle” University of Minnesota, Room EE/CS 3-115, Minneapolis, MN
September 10, 2008 Pat O’Toole (PACT), Eat Your Own Dog Food – Applying the CMMI to the Process Improvement Project University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
June 5, 2008 TwinSPIN Program Planning for Meetings September, 2008 – June, 2009 University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
May 15, 2008 Mary Beth Chrissis (SEI), CMMI Version 1.2 and Beyond University of Minnesota, EE/CS
April 3, 2008 Jamshid Vayghan (IBM Corporation), Enterprise Information Management: Challenges and Opportunities University of Minnesota, EE/CS
March 6, 2008 Geof Lory, Project Management – Discipline or Role University of Minnesota, EE/CS
February 7, 2008 Brett Peterson (VisionShare Inc.), Extreme Programming: From Theory to Practice University of Minnesota, Amundson Hall
January 3, 2008 Jesse Freese (Fissure), Project Estimation University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-111
December 6, 2007 Nate Schutta (Travelers), Test Infecting the Legacy Organization – Test Driven Development (TDD) University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
November 1, 2007 David Gelperin (ClearSpecs Enterprises), Controlling Requirements Risk: A Catalog of Safety Tactics University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
October 4, 2007 Gary Hansberger (Benchmark QA), Test Automation University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
September 6, 2007 Pat O'Toole (PACT), Do's and Don'ts of Appraisal Preparation University of Minnesota, Room EE/CS 3-111, Minneapolis, MN
June 7, 2007 Planning Meeting University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
May 3, 2007 Milinda Rambel Stone (Board of Pensions/ELCA), Formalization of Requirements Engineering / Management - Determining the Right Approach for your Organization University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
April 5, 2007 Kathy Bassin (IBM), Software Reliability University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
March 1, 2007 CANCELLED - due to weather University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building, Room 3-115
February 22, 2007 Watts Humphrey (SEI), Winning Software Teams University of Minnesota, Room EE/CS 3-115
January 4, 2007 Outsourcing Panel University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
December 7, 2006 Corey Benish, IT Governance - SOX University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
November 2, 2006 Mark Paulk (CMU), Agile Methods and Process Discipline University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
October 5, 2006 Nandan Dasgupta (Wells Fargo) : Lifting the Veil; The Relationship Between Budgeting and Iterative Development: The Value of Corporate Control University of Minnesota, EE/CS 3-115
September 7, 2006 Sorry - No September Meeting
June 1, 2006 Twin-SPIN Program Planning University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building - Room TBD
May 4, 2006 Darrel F. Untereker (Medtronic) : Judgment - Decision Making Under Uncertainty - Its Relationship to Quality University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building - Room 3-115
April 6, 2006 Mark Thompson (Target Corp.) : Flavors of Six Sigma and tools to use for business value discovery EE/CS 3 - 115
March 2, 2006 Keith D. Hornbacher - Project Risk Management -- Very Good Practices University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building - Room 3 - 230
February 9, 2006 Dr. John Knight - Faulty Human Communications: Its Impact on Dependability And What To Do About It EE/CS 3-230
January 5, 2006 Mike Whalen - Getting in Really Right--Software Development for Highly Critical Systems University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building - Room 3 - 125
December 1, 2005 Gary L. Jedynak - Assessing Expertise: A practical way to determine competence as it might benefit the individual programmer and the formation of a more capable team. University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building - Room 3 - 111
November 3, 2005 Dr. Stephen H. Kan -- Process Strategy and Practices: Achieving Improved Quality and Costs of Quality in a High Maturity Software Organization EE/CS Building 3-111
October 6, 2005 Dr. Ellen Domb, President The PQR Group -- TRIZ--How can the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving help Software and Systems Development EE/CS Building, Room 3-111
September 1, 2005 Pat O'Toole - Implementation Experiences of the CMMI University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building -2, Room 3-230
July 7, 2005 Twin-SPIN Program Planning University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building 3-111
June 2, 2005 Joyce Statz - Optimizing Software Delivery: Should we Buy, Build, or Outsource? University of Minnesota, Lind Hall 305
May 5, 2005 Capers Jones - Software Quality in 2005: A survey of the state of the art EE/CS Building, Room 3-230
April 7, 2005 Larry Putnam Sr. - Why good Measurement, Estimating and Control Techniques are Important for Process Improvement Programs University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building, 3-230
March 3, 2005 Patrick Coleman - Implementing PSP at Honeywell Aerospace Electronic Systems University of Minnesota, EE/CS Building, 3-180
February 3, 2005 Dr. Sam Racine - Evaluating the Usability of Web-based Applications: A Case Study
January 6, 2005 Megan Graham - Software Defect Prevention Using Orthogonal Defect Classification EE/CS 3-230
November 4, 2004 Software Process Development: Using What You Already Know EE/CS 3-111
October 7, 2004 Proving the Shalls: The Future of Requirements Amundson 162
September 16, 2004 Building Ships and Building Software: Practicing Virtue in Software Design EE/CS 3-180, 6-8pm
June 3, 2004 Twin-SPIN Planning & Brainstorming Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
May 20, 2004 6 Sigma for software product development and process improvement Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
April 1, 2004 Software Process in a Growing Startup Lind Hall 305
March 4, 2004 Product Line Engineering: A Process Improvement Perspective Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
February 5, 2004 Panel Discussion: Management Support for Process Improvement Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
January 8, 2004 A panel discussion on the topic: Can Good Software Architecture and Design Really Be Done In An Iterative Manner? Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 230, in the building to the left of our usual one
December 3, 2003 Metrics - Are We Doing Well or Are We Doing Poorly The Clarion Hotel (I-494 & Hwy 100), Bloomington, MN
November 6, 2003 Project Management Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180 230
October 2, 2003 Software Architecture Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-230
September 4, 2003 Innovation for breakthrough New-business growth Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
June 5, 2003 Twin-SPIN Planning & Brainstorming and IMA Open House and Lecture Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
May 1, 2003 Software Risk Management (or “How to keep your boss off your back”) Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
April 3, 2003 Technology Introduction: "Bringing J2EE into your Established (Slightly Hidebound) Organization" Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
March 6, 2003 Applying Future Search Conferences to Process Improvement Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
February 6, 2003 Concurrent Development – A Better Way to Lead Software Projects Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
January 9, 2003 What’s RIGHT with the CMMI Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg., Room EE/CS 3-180
December 5, 2002 Agile Software Development: Principles, Patterns, and Practices Akerman Hall, Room 317
November 7, 2002 A Do-it-yourself Practical Software Project Assessment Method Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
October 3, 2002 Adding Bits of Precision to Use Cases Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
June 6, 2002 Software Architecture Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
May 2, 2002 Two SEI Presentations: "New Hires Using Experienced Process Guidance" and "Software Quality Assurance: Friend or Foe?" Akerman Hall 313
April 4, 2002 Lean Programming Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
February 28, 2002 What Is Excellence? Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
February 7, 2002 Risks in Projects Using New Technologies Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
January 3, 2002 The Do's and Don'ts of Software Process Improvement
December 6, 2001 eXtreme Programming
November 1, 2001 Personal Software Process (PSP) Panel and Group Discussion
October 4, 2001 Software Economics
September 6, 2001 User Involvement in IT Software Development
July 9, 2001 Requirements, Traceability, and Tools Electrical Engineering/Computer Science Bldg, Room EE/Csi 3-180
June 7, 2001 Attracting, Motivating and Retaining Software Engineers
May 3, 2001 Documenting Your Processes
April 5, 2001 Certification Debate
March 8, 2001 eXtreme Programming
February 1, 2001 The Evolution of an SEPG (Software Engineering Process Group)
January 4, 2001 The CMMI
December 7, 2000 Getting Out of Our Own Way
November 2, 2000 Intergroup Coordination & Integrated System Management: Product Management Process
October 19, 2000 New Models for Test Development
September 7, 2000 Implementing a Software Process Improvement Plan in a Small Business
June 1, 2000 Checklist Sharing
May 4, 2000 Requirements Capture: Some simple steps towards quality requirements
April 6, 2000 Requirements Management: An Object-Oriented Approach
March 3, 2000 Advanced Software Inspections
February 3, 2000 Cultural Change - How to Make Deep Improvements Stick
January 6, 2000 Best Practices and Introduction to Testing Maturity Model
December 2, 1999 Improvement Model for Small Organizations
November 5, 1999 Postmortems in Software Development Projects
October 5, 1999 Advanced Software Inspections
September 9, 1999 Success Stories on the Journey to Level 2
June 3, 1999 Star Wars and Process Improvement
May 9, 1999 User Interfaces
April 8, 1999 Tool Automation
March 4, 1999 Measuring Programming Language Effectiveness
February 4, 1999 A Better Alternative to the KPA-by-KPA Approach to Process Definition and Process Roll-out
January 7, 1999 Software Process Improvement 101
December 3, 1998 Software Process Improvement 101
November 5, 1998 Moving Towards JAVA Test Automation
October 13, 1998 On the Cart and the Horse: Putting Process Improvement Activities in the Right Order
September 10, 1998 Integrated Process and Project Management and the Capability Maturity Model Dunwoody Institute
June 4, 1998 Process Improvement From Within - Improving TwinSPIN
May 7, 1998 Developing Practical Software Processes
April 2, 1998 Automated Testing Techniques Dunwoody Institute
March 5, 1998 Testing Issues With Object Oriented Design Software Dunwoody Institute
February 5, 1998 The Problems with Requirements Specifications: What are they and what can we do about it? Dunwoody Institute
January 8, 1998 Organizational Cultures and Managing Change - From Principles to Practice Dunwoody Institute
December 4, 1997 FAA Software Development Guidelines
November 6, 1997 Object-Oriented Technology: What Is It and How Does it impact Software Quality?
October 2, 1997 Defect Prediction
September 4, 1997 Requirements: Enter the Software Development Tar Pit Here
May 1, 1997 The Waterfall is Not All Wet!
April 10, 1997 A Measurement Framework That Works
March 6, 1997 A Measurement Framework That Works
February 6, 1997 Software Metrics - A Panel and Group Discussion
January 9, 1997 Software Metrics - Starting at the Top
December 5, 1996 Return on Investment (ROI) for SPI
November 7, 1996 Automated Testing - Lessons Learned
October 3, 1996 Software Testability Support Model
September 5, 1996 Software Inspections
 
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