Time

Presentation

Monday, May 22

9:00 -- 9:15

Welcome

Session: Repositories and Visualization

9:15 -- 9:35 (full)

Mining Large Software Compilations over Time: Another Perspective of Software Evolution

9:35 -- 9:55 (full)

The Evolution Radar: Integrating Fine-grained and Coarse-grained Logical Coupling Information

9:55 -- 10:15 (full)

An Open Framework for CVS Repository Querying, Analysis and Visualization

10:15 -- 10:30

Discussion

10:30 -- 11:00

Coffee Break

Session: Patterns & Program Elements

11:00 --11:20 (full)

Micro Pattern Evolution

11:20 -- 11:40 (full)

Mining Sequences of Changed-files from Version Histories

11:40 -- 12:00 (full)

Program Element Matching for Multi-Version Program Analyses

12:00 -- 12:20 (full)

Detecting Similar Java Classes Using Tree Algorithms

12:20 -- 12:30

Discussion

12:30 -- 14:00

Lunch Break

Session: Lightning Talks

Repositories

14:00-- 14:05 (short)

Scenarios for Mining the Software Architecture Evolution

14:05 --14:10 (short)

Productivity Analysis of Japanese Enterprise Software Development Projects

14:10 -- 14:15 (short)

Coupling and Cohesion Measures for Evaluation of Component Reusability

14:15 -- 14:20 (short)

TA-RE: Collecting Software Repositories

Version History and Concerns

14:25 -- 14:30 (short)

Mining Version Archives for Co-changed Lines

14:30 -- 14:35 (short)

Constructing Universal Version History

14:35 -- 14:40 (short)

MAPO: Mining API Usages from Open Source Repositories

14:40 -- 14:45 (short)

Mining Eclipse for Cross-Cutting Concerns

Beyond Source Code (I)

14:45 -- 14:50 (short)

Textual Allusions to Artifacts in Software-related Repositories

14:50 -- 14:55 (short)

Enriching Revision History with Interactions

14:55 -- 15:00 (short)

Using Evolutionary Annotations from Change Logs to Enhance Program Comprehension

15:00 -- 15:05 (short)

Tracking Defect Warnings Across Versions

15:05 -- 15:30

Demo Session 15:00 -- 16:20 (part I)

15:30 -- 16:00

Coffee Break

16:00 -- 16:20

Demo Session 15:00 -- 16:20 (part II)

Session: Concerns & Defects (I)

16:20 -- 16:40 (full)

Concern-Based Mining of Heterogeneous Software Repositories

16:40 -- 17:00 (full)

Software Engineering Applications of Logic File System -- Application to Automated Multi-Criteria Indexation of Software Components

17:00 -- 17:20 (full)

A Lightweight Approach to Technical Risk Estimation via Probabilistic Impact Analysis

17:20 -- 17:30

Discussion

Tuesday, May 23

Session: Impact Analysis & Defects (I)

9:00 -- 9:20 (full)

Information Theoretic Evaluation of Change

9:20 -- 9:40 (full)

Fine Grained Indexing of Software Repositories to Support Impact Analysis

9:40 -- 10:00 (full)

Are Refactorings less error-prone than other changes?

10:00 -- 10:20 (full)

Predicting Defect Densities in Source Code Files with Decision Tree Learners

10:20 -- 10:30

Discussion

10:30 -- 11:00

Coffee Break

Session: Beyond Source Code (II)

11:00 -- 11:20 (full)

Mining Mailing List Archives

11:20 -- 11:40 (full)

Obtaining National Origins of Developers at SourceForge

11:40 -- 12:00

Discussion

12:00 -- 12:30

Panel

12:30 -- 14:00

Lunch Break

MSR Challenge Reports (selected demo presentations)

14:00 -- 14:10

Introduction

14:10 -- 14:30

Mining Software Repositories with CVSgrab

14:30 -- 14:50

Co-Change Visualization Applied to PostgreSQL and ArgoUML

14:50 -- 15:10

How Long Did It Take To Fix Bugs?

15:10 -- 15:30

Mining Additions of Method Calls in ArgoUML

15:30 -- 16:00

Coffee Break

16:00 -- 16:20

Using Software Birthmarks to Identify Similar Classes and Major Functionalities

16:20 -- 16:40

Mining Refactorings in ArgoUML

16:40 -- 17:00

A study of the contributors of PostgreSQL

17:00 -- 17:20

Applying the Evolution Radar to PostgreSQL

17:20 -- 17:30

Discussion & Awards

17:30 -- 17:45

Closing Session: Wrap-Up