The 3rd CREST Open Workshop: Using Static Analysis for Fault Prediction

Call for participation The 3rd CREST Open Workshop: Using Static Analysis for Fault Prediction http://crest.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/cow/pages/cows/3.php Date/Time: 27th January, 2010 CREST Centre, King's College London Registration deadline: 15th January, 2010 Register at: http://crest.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/cow/pages/reg.php 27-Jan 12:15 Arrival & Sandwich Lunch 13:00 Welcome to CREST Open Workshop: Jens Krinke, CREST Deputy Director 13:15 Session I - What we currently know about software fault prediction A systematic review of the fault prediction literature Sarah Beecham, Lero, University of Limerick, Ireland Perspectives on fault data quality Tracy Hall, Brunel University, UK David Gray, University of Hertfordshire, UK 14:15 Discussion 15:15 Refreshments 15:45 Session II - Exploring the relationship between attributes of code and faults Using program slicing data to predict code faults David Bowes, University of Hertfordshire, UK Steve Counsell, Brunel University, UK Dependence clusters Syed Islam, CREST, UK Using Code Bad Smells data to predict code faults Min Zhang, University of Hertfordshire, UK Using Design Patterns data to predict code faults Matt Gattrell, Brunel University, UK 17:15 Discussion 17:45 Wrap up 18:00 Close More details on the CREST Open Workshop Website at: http://crest.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/cow