David Rosenblum

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I have over 30 years of experience in computer science, with executive, administrative and research positions in academia and industry. I currently work in Singapore, having previously held positions in the USA and United Kingdom. I have held leadership positions of increasing responsibility, including CTO of the technology startup PreCache, Inc., and culminating in my position as Dean of the School of Computing at the National University of Singapore. In my research work, I seek to discover fundamental improvements to the design and validation of large-scale distributed and mobile software systems. I have made significant, award-winning research contributions in automated assertion che...

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Scalability in Software Systems Engineering: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Software Systems)

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Jogging While Driving, and Other Software Engineering Research Problems (invited talk for UIC Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Series)

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David Rosenblum

Presentations

Applications and Abstractions: A Cautionary Tale (invited talk at a DIMACS Working Group)

High-Confidence Ubiquitous Computing Systems (invited talk at ISHCS 2011)

Software System Scalability: Concepts and Techniques (keynote talk at ISEC 2009)

Scalability: What It Is and How to Analyze It (keynote talk at SBES 2007)

Assertions a Decade Later (invited talk at ICSE 2002)

Some Open Problems in Publish/Subscribe Networking (keynote talk at DEBS 2003)

Scalability in Software Systems Engineering: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly (Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Software Systems)

Content-Based Publish/Subscribe: A Re-Assessment (keynote talk at DOA 2005)

SIGSOFT Impact Award: Reflections and Prospects (invited talk at SIGSOFT FSE 2008)

Whither Software Engineering Research? (keynote talk at APSEC 2012)

Felicitous Computing (invited Talk for UC Irvine ISR Distinguished Speaker Series)

Probability and Uncertainty in Software Engineering (keynote talk at NASAC 2013)

Jogging While Driving, and Other Software Engineering Research Problems (invited talk for UIC Computer Science Distinguished Lecturer Series)

Career Management (invited talk at ICSE 2014 NFRS)

Known Unknowns: Testing in the Presence of Uncertainty (talk at ACM SIGSOFT FSE 2014 Visions & Challenges Track)

The Power of Probabilistic Thinking (keynote talk at ASE 2016)

The Challenges of Probabilistic Thinking (keynote talk at ICFEM 2017)

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Publish or Perish: Questioning the Impact of Our Research on the Software Developer

Agile Methods: The Good, the Hype and the Ugly

Automatically Generated Patches as Debugging Aids: A Human Study (FSE 2014)

Internet Hall of Fame: Things to Know about the World of Internet Companies

Software Testing:  A Research Travelogue  (2000–2014)

R language, an introduction

Data analytics, a (short) tour

Automated Debugging: Are We There Yet?