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"Cognitive load is how much a developer needs to think in order to complete a task." Reduce the cognitive load in your projects as much as possible to increase your productivity. Here is a great article on Cognitive Load in Software Engineering: https://lnkd.in/g-jutvSE

Hey, people work in SE. Would like to share your experience of interdisciplinary research? 🗣 Have you ever heard the claim that interdisciplinary software engineering research often gets rejected only because of "weak methodology"? or someone saying that it’s not considered "real software engineering"? 💡 Let's find out more about this together! We want to hear about your experiences with publishing interdisciplinary software engineering research! Share your insights on publication venues, challenges, and opportunities around this topic with this short survey: https://lnkd.in/gs9wqMin

Need your help! Software engineering researchers - please answer and share! For example - I publish a lot of papers around DEI in software engineering and there are some tips and tricks to learn when submitting that kind of interdisplinary research. It would be awesome to collect somekind understanding on what kind of challenges, opportunities, tips and hints, venues etc. there are and what we as a SE community can do next with this matter. We have two sample groups - so do not surprise if you have received this survey also in email or will receive email this week.

Our research in software engineering includes investigating how practitioners work to understanding and improving software development. In this video, our colleague Professor Helen Sharp discusses her research in this area:

Great talk by Dave Farley here: https://lnkd.in/eg4yERRW He covers the concepts of scientific experimental approaches to software engineering and how building quality in through the right level of abstractions can help us to take an incremental, experimental approach based on empirical evidence. This is why quality isn't expensive - actually, when done properly, a quality software foundation can open up new business opportunities. "The quality of a system is defined by our ability to change it!"

Our research in software engineering includes investigating how practitioners work to understanding and improving software development. In this video, our colleague Professor Helen Sharp discusses her research in this area:

Nice simple example of the sort of business pain point we can solve with a piece of precision software defined from a few lines of requirements!

☕️ Here's an entry from the Small Batches library: "Software Engineering". The application of an empirical, scientific approach to finding efficient, economic solutions to practical problems in software. Comment below on this applies to your daily work.

📰 The paper "Developer Productivity for Humans: Creativity in Software Engineering" describes how software developers define creativity in their work. 🚨 The main finding suggests that creativity in software engineering revolves around clever reuse rather than pure novelty. 📎 Read the paper at: https://lnkd.in/gKeS4Vhx

🎥 Thrilled to share the second video in my 27-part Software Engineering Lecture Series! In this lecture, we explore: ✅ Advanced insights into software engineering principles ✅ A deeper dive into the methodologies that drive successful software development ✅ Practical examples to bridge theory and practice This lecture series is guided by the exceptional Muhammad Asim Rehmat, PhD 👨💻 Ready to continue your journey toward mastering software engineering? Watch Lecture 2 now and stay tuned for more!