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| Ewan Tempero,
BSc(Hons) Otago ,
MS PhD Wash
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| Office: |
Building 303 (Science Centre) Room 493 |
| Phone: |
+64 9 373 7599 x83765 (automatic, voice mail)
+64 9 373 7999 (operator) |
| Facsimile: |
+64 9 373 7453 |
| Email: |
e.tempero@cs.auckland.ac.nz
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| Position: |
Associate Professor |
| Department: |
Department contact details |
News
The Programme for the
3rd International
Workshop on Emerging Trends in Software Metrics will be announced
shortly.
Research
My main area of research is measuring
software design quality. To support this kind of research I
manage the Qualitas Corpus, a standard
corpus of open-source Java software for use in empirical studies
of software.
Further information on my
research (including
publication list,
possible projects I might
supervise, and a list of current
and past students) about my research interests and achievements is
available. I am a member of
the Software
Engineering Research Group (SERG).
I am a researcher on
the Software Process
and Product Improvement Project.
Teaching
I mainly teach in the Software Engineering Programme at The University of Auckland.
Semester 1 (March-June)
SOFTENG251: Object Oriented Software Construction
SOFTENG701: Advanced Software Engineering Development Methods
Semester 2 (July-October)
SOFTENG254: Quality Assurance
SOFTENG325: Software Architecture
Full year
SOFTENG401: Project in Software Engineering
I have a full list of teaching I have done.
Service Roles
Employment History
- September 1990 - December 1996
- Lecturer in Computer Science
at Victoria University of Wellington,
Wellington, New Zealand
- January 1997 - January 2002
- Senior Lecturer in Computer Science
at Victoria University of Wellington,
Wellington, New Zealand
- February 2002 - present
- Associate Professor in
Computer Science
at University of Auckland,
Auckland, New Zealand
Misc.
Teaching in a Software Engineering programme, I have been asked on more than
one occasion, "What's the difference between Software Engineering and
Computer Science?" Here is my answer.
Updated:
22-Mar-2012,
Created by
Ewan Tempero