Sketchnotes for Bug replication in code clones: an empirical study (SANER 2016)
Manischankar Modal gave this interesting talk at SANER 2016 in Osaka, Japan. Here are my sketch notes:
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Sketchnotes: Olaf Kolditz: Workflow development for the open-source porous media simulator OpenGeoSys #SE19
Also at the German Software Engineering conference, we had a keynote by Olaf Kolditz of the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research. He talked about the software side of his large simulations regarding water quality, water resources, geotechnical systems and geothermal energy. Here are my sketch notes:
Sketchnotes: Jonas Huthmacher: Lab1886 - the Incubator of the Daimler AG #SE19
During the German Software Engineering conference here in Stuttgart (organised by Prof. Steffen Becker, yours truly and a lot of others), we had a keynote speech by Jonas Huthmacher on Lab1886. It is a separate entity owned by Daimler which aims at kickstarting disruptive new businesses. Here are my sketch
Sketchnotes: Detlef Zerfowski: Automotive Software: Verticalisation vs. Horizontalisation
Detlef Zerfowski of ETAS gave an interesting talk at the Embedded Software Engineering Kongress 2018 about how the domain of automotive software is changing. Here are my sketch notes.
Spreadsheet Guardian: An Approach to Protecting Semantic Correctness throughout the Evolution of Spreadsheets
Spreadsheets are everywhere in the corporate world. They have become a standard tool for a variety of professions for tasks like calculating a budget or predicting risks. Hence, multi-million decisions rely on the correctness of these spreadsheets. Yet, a spreadsheet is not just an innocent document as a Word