Introduction
FASE
(pronounced "phase") was started in 1991 by members of the software
engineering education community in order to have a
electronic forum for the dissemination and discussion of events related to
software engineering education.
The
original acronym for FASE was Forum for Academic Software Engineering, but
was subsequently changed so that it was more inclusive to industrial and
government training issues (which led to a co-editor in that
area).
In
recent years, FASE has also covered a wide variety of professional issues (e.g.
licensing, certification, ethics, body of knowledge, and accreditation),
which has also led to the addition of a co-editor for this area.
FASE
has an independently-published newsletter, not affiliated with ACM, IEEE-CS
or any other organization.
The
FASE newsletter is released around the 15th of the month (provided those in
the community have submitted content).
N.B. From September 2006 the editors have
taken the decision to use the FASE mailing list as a means of passing on, to
the Software Engineering education community, announcements regarding
conferences etc. These can be submitted in any commonly accessible format.
If, in
any month a number of articles are articles are submitted for publication we
will production a formal newsletter. This decision has been taken in response
to the (lack of) submissions over the past six months.
FASE
Subscription Information
FASE
has around 640 subscribers in over 50 countries.
To
join, leave or change your info on the FASE mailing list, please send an email
with details of the request to Barrie Thompson and/or Helen Edwards (managing
editors) at sweng.
Please be sure to include "FASE" in the subject line for your
message.
Table of contents:
The call for
papers, workdhops, panesl
for CSEE&T 2007 (Dublin)
The call for
papers for the education stream of ICSE 2007, (Minneapolis)
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Newsletters in 2006.
FASE
September 2006,
FASE
February 2006,
FASE
January 2006,
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Newsletters in 2005.
FASE
December 2005.
FASE
August 2005,
FASE
May 2005,
FASE
March 2005.
FASE
January 2005.
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Newsletters
from March 2004.
FASE
December 2004
FASE
November 2004
FASE October
2004
FASE
September 2004
FASE August 2004,
FASE July 2004,
FASE June 2004,
FASE May 2004,
FASE April 2004,
FASE March 2004.
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Submission
Guidelines
N.B. FASE articles contain the
viewpoints of their respective authors: they do not necessarily reflect the
opinions of the FASE staff.
Send newsletter articles to one of the
co-Managing Editors, Barrie
Thompson or Helen Edwards
(or their joint email).
If the article is for a FASE topic where
there is a guest editor, the submission should instead be to that person,
according to the schedule provided. Items received by the 8th of a
month will be considered for inclusion in that month's issue.
N.B. If there are insufficient submissions
sent to require the composition of a monthly newsletter then those received
will be forwarded on by email.
FASE format guidelines.
The previous formatting restrictions have
been lifted and authors may submit articles in any commonly accessible format
(e.g. *.pdf, *.htm.
*.doc, *.rtf).
Any newsletter issued after September 2006
onwards will be published in html or pdf format.
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FASE Staff
Barrie Thompson and Helen
Edwards: - co-Managing Editors
Professor in Applied Software Engineering and Professor of Software
Engineering
School
of Computing and Technology, University of Sunderland.
St Peter's Campus, Sunderland. UK
tel: +44 (0)191 515
2769/2786
fax: +44 (0)191 515 2781
email: sweng
URL: http://www.cet.sunderland.ac.uk/seis/,
FASE URL: http://osiris.sunderland.ac.uk/ssee/FASE.html
Don Bagert, P.E. -- Professional Issues Editor
Director
of Software Engineering
and
Professor of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
5500
Wabash Avenue, CM 97
Terre
Haute IN 47803 USA
Phone:
812-877-8327
Fax:
812-872-6060
Email:
http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~bagert/fase/Don.Bagert@rose-hulman.edu
URL:
http://www.cs.rose-hulman.edu/people/bagert.html
David
Carter -- Corporate/Government Editor
807
Hwy 1204 #B-2
Pineville
LA 71360
Phone:
318-641-0824
Email:
dacarter@bayou.com
Laurie Werth -- Advisory Committee
Taylor Hall 2.124
University of Texas at Austin
Austin TX 78712 USA
Phone: 512-471-9535
Fax: 512-471-8885
Email: lwerth@cs.utexas.edu
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