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Final Paper SubmissionWritten on 25.03.24 by Alisa Welter Hi everyone, This is a reminder for the final paper submission. Please upload your paper until 31.03.2024 23:59. If you have any questions, you can contact your advisor or me.
Looking forward to reading your work, Alisa |
Template availableWritten on 15.12.23 by Alisa Welter Dear Students, The template for the report is now available for download. Also, please upload your final presentation slides under submissions. Best, Alisa |
Paper für Session 3 uploadedWritten on 12.12.23 by Alisa Welter Dear Students,I have just uploaded a paper for our third session. I am looking forward to discussing the topic with you. Best regards, Alisa |
Paper für Session 2 uploadedWritten on 06.12.23 by Alisa Welter Dear Students, I have just uploaded two papers for our second session tomorrow. I am looking forward to discussing the topic with you. Best regards, Alisa
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First Paper Uploaded, LSF Registration Reminder, and Upcoming Deadline for QuestionsWritten on 23.11.23 by Alisa Welter Dear Students, I hope you're all doing well. A quick update and some reminders:
Dear Students, I hope you're all doing well. A quick update and some reminders:
Looking forward to a productive semester.
Best regards, Alisa and Christof |
Final Presentation DatesWritten on 16.11.23 by Alisa Welter Hi everyone, Here are the final dates once again for your presentations:
Hi everyone, Here are the final dates once again for your presentations:
Please note that there will be no meeting on the 11th of January. Also, remember to register in the LSF by the 23.11.2023, and ensure you get in touch with your advisor to discuss your topic and presentations. Alisa |
Language Models at the Intersection of Cognitive Science and Software Engineering
Note: We still have some free slots available. If you wish to participate, please write an email to this email-address.
All sessions will take please in E1.1 2.06
While Machine Learning has revolutionized numerous fields, its capabilities remain largely unattained in software engineering. What's the reason? Inspired by breakthroughs in other sectors, this seminar offers a thrilling exploration into the convergence of Language Models, Software Engineering, and Cognitive Science.
We will scrutinize a broad spectrum of existing contributions and potential future developments, spanning from code generation and model completion to effective collaboration in large-scale projects. The seminar will also illuminate current research in cognitive science, specifically focusing on human code comprehension..
During the seminar, we will delve deeper into the following sectors:
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Code-Centric Approaches (Program Synthesis, Code Completion)
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(Mutation) Testing
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Model and Architecture (Model Completion, Model Repair, Documentation)
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Cognitive Science and Human Factors (How developers think and learn, Cognitive models for code comprehension, Psychological aspects of software engineering)
Registration
Registration for the seminar is mandatory. To distribute students among the available seminars offered by the computer science department, you have to select your preferences for a seminar or a proseminar on the central registration platform for seminars and will be automatically assigned to a seminar according to your preferences.
If you are assigned to this seminar, for organizational reasons, you have to sign up both in the course registration form that will be given above and in the LSF (seminar, proseminar). Deadlines for the LSF (HISPOS) registration will be posted in the LSF (HISPOS) portal. Registration is possible up to three weeks after the topic assignment / kick-off.