Keynotes and Panel

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  Jeannette M. Wing: Computational thinking. 3
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  Brian H. Powell: The keys to solving the world's top engineering challenges. 4
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  Brad A. Myers, Alexander Repenning, Peter Lucas, Walter van Roggen, Allen Cypher, Andrew Dove, Ofer Brandes: Successful visual and end-user programming systems from industry. 5

Visual Domain Specific Languages

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  Michael Jones, Christopher Scaffidi: Obstacles and opportunities with using visual and domain-specific languages in scientific programming. 9-16
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  Ábel Hegedüs, Ákos Horváth, István Ráth, Moisés Castelo Branco, Dániel Varró: Quick fix generation for DSMLs. 17-24
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  James P. Diprose, Bruce A. MacDonald, John G. Hosking: Ruru: A spatial and interactive visual programming language for novice robot programming. 25-32

End-user Programming

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  Jill Cao, Scott D. Fleming, Margaret M. Burnett: An exploration of design opportunities for "gardening" end-user programmers' ideas. 35-42
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  Kugamoorthy Gajananan, Arturo Nakasone, Helmut Prendinger, Marc Miska: Scenario Markup Language for authoring behavioral driver studies in 3D virtual worlds. 43-46
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  Amber Shinsel, Todd Kulesza, Margaret M. Burnett, William Curran, Alex Groce, Simone Stumpf, Weng-Keen Wong: Mini-crowdsourcing end-user assessment of intelligent assistants: A cost-benefit study. 47-54
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  Paul A. Gross, Caitlin Kelleher, Jennifer Yang: An investigation of non-programmers' performance with tools to support output localization. 55-58

Tools

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  Pei Shan Yap, John G. Hosking, John C. Grundy: Automatic diagram layout support for the Marama meta-toolset. 61-64
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  Ryder Ziola, Shweta Grampurohit, Nate Landes, James Fogarty, Beverly L. Harrison: Examining interaction with general-purpose object recognition in LEGO OASIS. 65-68
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  Sandeep Kaur Kuttal, Anita Sarma, Gregg Rothermel: History repeats itself more easily when you log it: Versioning for mashups. 69-72

Visual Languages and Theory

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  Mengdi Wang, Beryl Plimmer, Paul Schmieder, Gem Stapleton, Peter Rodgers, Aidan Delaney: SketchSet: Creating Euler diagrams using pen or mouse. 75-82
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  Gennaro Costagliola, Mattia De Rosa, Vittorio Fuccella: Identifying attachment areas on sketched symbols. 83-86
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  Peter Chapman, Gem Stapleton, John Howse, Ian Oliver: Deriving sound inference rules for concept diagrams. 87-94
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  Paolo Bottoni, Andrew Fish: Policy specifications with Timed Spider Diagrams. 95-98

Debugging and Program Understanding

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  Jennifer L. Davidson, Nitin Mohan, Carlos Jensen: Coping with duplicate bug reports in free/open source software projects. 101-108
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  David Piorkowski, Scott D. Fleming, Christopher Scaffidi, Liza John, Christopher Bogart, Bonnie E. John, Margaret M. Burnett, Rachel K. E. Bellamy: Modeling programmer navigation: A head-to-head empirical evaluation of predictive models. 109-116
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  Thomas D. LaToza, Brad A. Myers: Visualizing call graphs. 117-124

Program Understanding

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  Fernando Olivero, Michele Lanza, Marco D'Ambros, Romain Robbes: Enabling program comprehension through a visual object-focused development environment. 127-134
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  Harald Störrle: On the impact of layout quality to understanding UML diagrams. 135-142
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  Duc Le, Eric Walkingshaw, Martin Erwig: #ifdef confirmed harmful: Promoting understandable software variation. 143-150

Software Development and Usability

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  Stéphane Conversy: Improving usability of interactive graphics specification and implementation with picking views and inverse transformation. 153-160
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  Jing Xie, Heather Richter Lipford, Bill Chu: Why do programmers make security errors? 161-164
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  Emerson R. Murphy-Hill, Moin Ayazifar, Andrew P. Black: Restructuring software with gestures. 165-172
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  Andrew J. Ko, Yann Riche: The role of conceptual knowledge in API usability. 173-176

Models

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  Jácome Cunha, Jorge Mendes, João Saraiva, João Paulo Fernandes: Embedding and evolution of spreadsheet models in spreadsheet systems. 179-186
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  Francisca Pérez, Pedro Valderas, Joan Fons: Allowing end-users to participate within model-driven development approaches. 187-190
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  Alexander Repenning: Making programming more conversational. 191-194
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  Harald Störrle: Expressing model constraints visually with VMQL. 195-202

Diagrams and Visualization

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  Fedor Bakalov, I-Han Hsiao, Peter Brusilovsky, Birgitta König-Ries: Progressor: Personalized visual access to programming problems. 205-208
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  Gem Stapleton, Peter Rodgers: Drawing Euler diagrams with circles and ellipses. 209-212
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  Weidong Huang, Mao Lin Huang, Chun-Cheng Lin: Aesthetic of angular resolution for node-link diagrams: Validation and algorithm. 213-216
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  Robert Gove, Cody Dunne, Ben Shneiderman, Judith Klavans, Bonnie J. Dorr: Evaluating visual and statistical exploration of scientific literature networks. 217-224

Graduate Consortium Abstracts

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  Jill Cao: "Gardening" end-user programmers' ideas. 227-228
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  James P. Diprose: End user robot programming via visual languages. 229-230
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  Kyu Han Koh: Computing indicators of creativity. 231-232
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  Duc Le: Support for software variation editing. 233-234
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  Jorge Mendes: ClassSheet-driven spreadsheet environments. 235-236
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  Heidi C. Webb: Injecting computational thinking into career explorations for middle school girls. 237-238
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  Mark Zarb: Measuring flow in programming education. 239-240

Posters and Demos

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  Vicki E. Bennett, Kyu Han Koh, Alexander Repenning: Computing learning acquisition? 243-244
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  Ofer Brandes: Tersus visual programming platform. 245-246
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  Jean Bresson, Carlos Agon: Visual programming and music score generation with OpenMusic. 247-248
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  Michele Di Capua, Gennaro Costagliola, Mattia De Rosa, Vittorio Fuccella: Rapid prototyping of mobile applications for augumented reality interactions. 249-250
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  Erik Grönvall, Mads Ingstrup, Morten Pløger, Morten Rasmussen: REST based service composition: Exemplified in a care network scenario. 251-252
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  Shinji Koka, Kenshi Nomaki, Koichi Anada, Takeo Yaku: Tabular form editing with a hexadecimal grid graph model. 253-254
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  Peter Lucas, Jeffrey Senn, Magesh Balasubramanya, Stuart F. Roth, Steve Spencer: Scripting a radically-distributed world. 255-256
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  Jonathan Lung, Steve M. Easterbrook: A first look at end-user visual computation supporting sharing & reuse with Inflo. 257-258
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  Kyle I. Murray, Jeffrey P. Bigham: Beyond autocomplete: Automatic function definition. 259-260
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  Cyrus Omar, YoungSeok Yoon, Thomas D. LaToza, Brad A. Myers: Active code completion. 261-262
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  Alexander Repenning: Conversational programming in action. 263-264
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  Yuki Shindo, Koushi Anzai, Koichi Anada, Shinji Koka, Takeo Yaku: A graph grammar model for syntaxes of financial statements. 265-266
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  Yutaka Watanobe, Rentaro Yoshioka, Nikolay N. Mirenkov: Programming in pictures within Filmification Modeling environment. 267-268
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  Takeo Yaku, Shinji Koka, Koichi Anada, Yuki Shindo, Kensei Tsuchida: Row manipulation in the heterogenous tabular forms with an octal grid model. 269-270

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