Keynote Address

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  Michael Shermer: Why People Believe Weird Things: Science, Pseudoscience, and Critical Thinking. 3-

Session 1A: Software Changes and Evolution

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  Parastoo Mohagheghi, Reidar Conradi: An Empirical Study of Software Change: Origin, Acceptance Rate, and Functionality vs. Quality Attributes. 7-16
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  Jan Verelst: The Influence of the Level of Abstraction on the Evolvability of Conceptual Models of Information Systems. 17-26
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  Josef Nedstam, Even-André Karlsson, Martin Höst: The Architectural Change Process. 27-36

Session 1B: Software Testing

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  Sira Vegas: Identifying the Relevant Information for Software Testing Technique Selection. 39-48
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  Patrick J. Schroeder, Pankaj Bolaki, Vijayram Gopu: Comparing the Fault Detection Effectiveness of N-way and Random Test Suites. 49-59
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  Hyunsook Do, Sebastian G. Elbaum, Gregg Rothermel: Infrastructure Support for Controlled Experimentation with Software Testing and Regression Testing Techniques. 60-70

Session 2A: Programming Practices

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  Pekka Abrahamsson, Juha Koskela: Extreme Programming: A Survey of Empirical Data from a Controlled Case Study. 73-82
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  Miryung Kim, Lawrence D. Bergman, Tessa A. Lau, David Notkin: An Ethnographic Study of Copy and Paste Programming Practices in OOPL. 83-92

Session 2B: Defect Management

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  Kennet Henningsson, Claes Wohlin: Assuring Fault Classification Agreement -- An Empirical Evaluation. 95-104
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  John Donaldson: Analyzing Systems Failures through the Use of Case Histories. 105-114

Session 3: Infrastructure and Tool Support for Empirical Studies

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  Barry W. Boehm, Jesal Bhuta, David Garlan, Eric Gradman, LiGuo Huang, Alexander Lam, Raymond J. Madachy, Nenad Medvidovic, Kenneth Meyer, Steven Meyers, Gustavo Pérez, Kirk Reinholtz, Roshanak Roshandel, Nicolas Rouquette: Using Empirical Testbeds to Accelerate Technology Maturity and Transition: The SCRover Experience. 117-126
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  Luís Felipe Santos Silva, Guilherme Horta Travassos: Tool-Supported Unobtrusive Evaluation of Software Engineering Process Conformance. 127-135
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  Philip M. Johnson, Hongbing Kou, Joy Agustin, Qin Zhang, Aaron Kagawa, Takuya Yamashita: Practical Automated Process and Product Metric Collection and Analysis in a Classroom Setting: Lessons Learned from Hackystat-UH. 136-144

Session 4A: Cost Estimation

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  Martin Auer, Stefan Biffl: Increasing the Accuracy and Reliability of Analogy-Based Cost Estimation with Extensive Project Feature Dimension Weighting. 147-155
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  Barry W. Boehm, A. Winsor Brown, Raymond J. Madachy, Ye Yang: A Software Product Line Life Cycle Cost Estimation Model. 156-164

Session 4B: Software Requirements

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  Patrik Berander: Using Students as Subjects in Requirements Prioritization. 167-176
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  Ban Al-Ani, H. Keith Edwards: An Empirical Study of a Qualitative Systematic Approach to Requirements Analysis (QSARA). 177-186

Session 5A: Predictive Models

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  Silvia Mara Abrahão, Geert Poels, Oscar Pastor: Assessing the Reproducibility and Accuracy of Functional Size Measurement Methods through Experimentation. 189-198
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  Yue Chen, Barry W. Boehm, Raymond J. Madachy, Ricardo Valerdi: An Empirical Study of eServices Product UML Sizing Metrics. 199-206
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  Marcela Genero, Mario Piattini, M. Esperanza Manso: Finding "Early" Indicators of UML Class Diagrams Understandability and Modifiability. 207-216

Session 5B: Reading Techniques for Inspections

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  Christian Denger, Marcus Ciolkowski, Filippo Lanubile: Investigating the Active Guidance Factor in Reading Techniques for Defect Detection. 219-228
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  Tomas Berling, Thomas Thelin: A Case Study of Reading Techniques in a Software Company. 229-238
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  Zeiad Abdelnabi, Giovanni Cantone, Marcus Ciolkowski, H. Dieter Rombach: Comparing Code Reading Techniques Applied to Object-Oriented Software Frameworks with Regard to Effectiveness and Defect Detection Rate. 239-248

Session 6: Empirical Studies Methodology

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  Jeffrey Carver, John Van Voorhis, Victor R. Basili: Understanding the Impact of Assumptions on Experimental Validity. 251-260
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  Andreas Jedlitschka, Marcus Ciolkowski: Towards Evidence in Software Engineering. 261-270
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  Jyrki Kontio, Laura Lehtola, Johanna Bragge: Using the Focus Group Method in Software Engineering: Obtaining Practitioner and User Experiences. 271-280

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