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The Software Engineering Group (SU) is one of ten research groups at the
Department of Computer and Information Science at NTNU,
see
presentation of 9.september.2003 (.ppt -- 95 KB)
(.pdf -- 108 KB).
and
presentation of 16 Nov. 2006 (.ppt -- 687 KB).
The group has five teachers and 16 active PhD students,
with six new in both 2002 and 2003, and two in 2004.
A common core curriculum has been defined in empirical research methods.
Please contact us, if you are interested in joining!
The research profile of the group covers the field of software quality
and software process improvement (SPI), as well as process
modelling/enactment, software architecture, configuration management,
OO and reuse, and distributed systems.
The group conducts experiments and case studies with
students and in industry. A total of 16 MSc courses are taught each year,
of which three are project-based and two concerns SPI.
Since 1972 the SU group has produced over 750
national and
international
publications, of which over 600 are dated 1993 and later.
Since 1990, 20 PhD candidates have graduated.
14 PhD students are now active (Aug. 2006).
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