Research Seminar: 0368-5147-01 Advanced Software Tools

The Blavatnik School of Computer Sciences, 
Tel-Aviv University

Research Seminar: Advanced Software Tools 

This is a research seminar. The main goal is to present ongoing research.
Lectures are given by Faculty members, students, and guests. If you want to
be included in the mailing list, please send email to Amiram Yehudai.

Everyone is welcome to attend. BUT if you want to be registered to the seminar, you
should first look at page 2 (2nd bullet) of the Guide to MSC studies in the School of CS
where the difference between regular seminars 4XXX and advanced topics seminars 5XXX
(like this one) is explained. Note that each registered student has to give a presentation
each semester s/he is registered, and attend regularly. The seminar is yearly, but a student may request to
be dropped after one semester and get a grade for that semester (if s/he gave a presentation).
contact Amiram Yehudai (during a seminar meeting, or by e-mail) if you want to be registered

Weekly meetings
Monday 18:10-20:00.

Room – Schreiber 309  

see University Map for the location. Gate 2 is the closest, but it is closes earlier. Enter through gate 1 or 14.

Amiram Yehudai ( amiramy at tau dot ac dot il
Yishai Feldman ( yishai at il dot ibm dot com
Shmuel Tyszberowicz ( tyshbe at tau dot ac dot il

 
Date Speaker(s)
1 Nov 7, 2011 Yishai Feldman  + Ohad Barzilay Impressions from SPLASH 2011
Nov 21, 2011 No meeting, due to PLDE in IBM Haifa
2 Nov 28, 2011 Assaf Marron,  Gera Weiss,  Guy Wiener Behavioral Programming
3 Dec 12, 2011 Igor Gelfgat Granulated Code Generation Of Interfering Functionalities
4 Dec 19, 2011 Tal  Cohen, Google Gödel, Escher, Bach: Adventures in Translation
5 .Jan 2, 2012 Yishai Feldman Automatically Fixing Security Vulnerabilities in Java Code
6 Jan 9, 2012 Arnon Sturm, Ben Gurion University A Methodology for Developing Secure Database Code
7 Jan 23, 2012 Alexey Zagalsky ExampleOverflow - From Q&A to Example Code Repository 
Jan 30, 2012 David Faitelson, Afeka Tel Aviv Academic College of Engineering Why the Object-Oriented paradigm does not support modularity and how we may fix this problem

Past semesters

Fall and Spring Semesters 2010/11

Spring Semester 2010

Fall Semester 2009/10

Spring Semester 2009

Fall Semester 2008/9

Fall and Spring Semesters 2007/8

Spring Semester 2007

Fall Semester 2006/7

Spring Semester 2006

Fall Semester 2005/6

Spring Semester 2005

Fall Semester 2004/5

Spring Semester 2004

Fall Semester 2003/4

Last updated  Oct 27, 2011