Monday, 5^th February 2007

Tuesday, 6^th February 2007

Wednesday, 7^th February 2007

Detailed Programme

Registration Day 1

Programme Committee Meeting

Registration Day 2

Opening Ceremony

1. Speech from H. E. Mr. Zhang, Xinsen, Chinese Ambassador to Ireland
2. Speech from Mr. Fergal Costello Higher Education Authority (HEA), Ireland
3. Speech from Mr. Frank O’Conor, Enterprise Ireland
4. Speech from Prof. Brian Norton, President of DIT
5. Speech from Prof. Brendan O'Shea, Honorary Chair of CEIS-SIOE-2007, Head of School of Computing, DIT, Ireland
6. Short report from Chairs of CEIS-SIOE-2007 Programme Committee

Photo Taking and Tea / Coffee Break

Plenary Session

1. Keynote speech from Mr. David Yeates, Senior Manager IT Architecture, Educational Building Society (EBS)
2. EMERSION Presentation: Education to Meet the Requirements of Software Industry and Beyond -- Establishing, Implementing and Evaluating an Industry-Oriented Education Model in China
   Prof Xiaofei Xu, Dean of National Pilot School of Software, HIT, China

Session A1: Industry Oriented Software Education Models

1. A Model of Cultivating Industrial Talents in Software Education
   Wu Yan & Yao Lin
   Harbin Institute of Technology, China
2. Engineering Innovation Ability Oriented MSE Education Model at HIT
   Xu Xiaofei, Li Haifeng, Huang Hujie and Jiang Shouxu
   Harbin Institute of Technology, China
3. Welcome Week - Making a Good Start at University
   Kevan A. Buckley & Hilary Bentley
   University of Wolverhampton, UK

Session B1: Curricula for Industry Oriented Software Education

1. Curriculum Development on SSME in School of Software of Harbin Institute of Technology
   Xiaofei Xu, Zhongjie Wang
   Harbin Institute of Technology, China
2. A Software Engineering Curriculum for Logistics / Supply Chain
   Frank C. Tung, Li Weiping & William Chan
   Peking University/China RFID Alliance, China
3. Industry-oriented Curriculum of Software Engineering Series Courses in School of Software
   Yushan Sun, Ying Zhang, Yongxian Liang & Kun Wang
   Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai, China

Session A2: Industry Oriented Software Education Models

1. Practice Teaching System in Cultivating Software Talents
   Chen Dong-ming, Zhu Zhi-liang, Na Jun, Gao Xiao-xing
   Northeastern University, China
2. Interactive Teaching Practices on Industry-Oriented .NET Course
   Jianrui Ding, Yushan Sun, Guangri Quan & Bin Chen
   Harbin Institute of Technology in Weihai, China
3. On Seamless Connection to Market Education Model and ERP
   Qinggang He, Kun Wang & Yushan Sun
   Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai, China

Session B2: Curricula for Industry Oriented Software Education

1. The Curriculum and Practice of the Advanced Software Engineering for MSE
   Shuzhen Yao, Cangzhou Yuan, Guangyan Lin & Huobin Tan
   Beihang University, China
2. 3D-Alignment as a method for curriculum development and an ethos for Industry-Oriented Education
   Ciarán O’Leary, Deirdre Lawless, Damian Gordon, Dave Carroll, Fred Mtenzi, Michael Collins
   Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
3. A Web Based Body of Knowledge and Curricula Management System
   GuoPing Rong, Dong Shao, ZhiHong Zhao & Bin Luo
   Software Institute of Nanjing University, China

Registration Day 3

Session C1: Quality Assurance in Industry Oriented Software

1. Cultivate Pattern Innovation and Quality Control System for Engineering Talents
   Meng Xiangxu, Li Xueqing & Qu Yi
   Shandong University, China
2. Quality Is Never an Accident: 3D Aligned Quality Assurance
   Dave Carroll, Damian Gordon, Deirdre Lawless, Matt Hussey, Ciarán O’Leary, Fred Mtenzi, Michael Collins
   Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
3. Quantitative Research on How Much Students Comply with Coding Standard in Their Programming Practices
   Wang Yan-qing, Wang Jian-zheng, Sui Xiang-nan & Ma Pei-jun
   Harbin Institute of Technology/School of Software of HIT, China

Session D1: Case Studies in Industry Oriented Software Education

1. A Case Study Analysis and Proposal for Operational Change within the IT Services Department of a Major Organisation
   Angela Nash & Roy Newton
   University of Wolverhampton, UK
2. Student Studio and Its Contribution to Incremental Industrialization Strategy
   Wang Yan-qing, Wei Tao, Chen Zhen & Xu Xiao-fei
   Harbin Institute of Technology/Kingsoft Corporation, China
3. Key Considerations in Teaching Software Architecture and Design Patterns
   Yushan Sun, Jianrui Ding, Guangri Quan & Bin Chen
   Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai, China

4. Open Source, Open Sesame: Teaching Introductory Programming Using Open Source Software
   Brenda Kearns, Damian Gordon, Deirdre Lawless
   Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland

Session C2: Quality Assurance in Industry Oriented Software

1. Using Audience Voting Systems to Identify Students as Risk
   Brian Penfold
   University of Wolverhampton, UK
2. Web Services-based Multi-layer Distributed Enterprise Information Integration System
   Zhu Zhi-Liang & Bi Jing
   Northeastern University, China

Session D2: Case Studies in Industry Oriented Software Education

1. Experiences Teaching Website Engagibility to Computer Science Students
   Pan Liqiang¹, Bryan Duggan², Ronan Fitzpatrick^{2
   1}Harbin Institute of Technology, China
   ²Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
2. On Experience of Industry-Oriented Education of Software Talents
   Fan Guo-xiang, Sun Guo-dong, Chen Hao, Ma Pei-jun
   Harbin Institute of Technology / Kingsoft Corporation, China

Session E: Industry Oriented Software Education: The International Dimension

1. Multi-culture and Multi-discipline MSE Educational Programme between HIT and UBI
   Haifeng Li, Xiaofei Xu and Hujie Huang, David Chen, Bruno Vallespir, Jean-Paul Bourrieres, Guy Doumeingts
   Harbin Institute of Technology, China / University Bordeaux I, France
2. Utilizing the International Teaching Resource to Support and Enhance the Education in NPSS at HIT
   Guo Weihua & Xu Xiaofei
   Harbin Institute of Technology, China
3. The Issue of Online Trust and Its Impact on International Curriculum Design
   Anna Gutowska & Kamal Bechkoum
   University of Wolverhampton, UK

Session F: The Ethos of Industry Oriented Software Education

1. Student Led Instruction: Deeper Understanding and Enhanced Skills?
   Ciarán O’Leary & Paul Kelly
   Dublin Institute of Technology, Ireland
2. Research and Education in Software Engineering and Production Systems: A Double Complementary Perspective
   D. Chen, B. Vallespir and J. P. Bourrières
   University Bordeaux, France
3. Cultivation of Creativity and Innovative Thinking in Students in the Teaching of Programming Languages
   Guo Hao-yan, Chi Le-jun & Kuai Wei-jie
   Harbin Institute of Technology at Weihai / Guangdong Technology Normal University, China

Panel Session: Industry Oriented Software Education - Perspectives from Industrialists and Academics

Panelists:

Closing Ceremony & Book Launch