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SEI Research Review 2019

8:30am

Remarks by CMU SEI CEO Simmons Auditorium

8:40am

Welcome by CMU Vice-President of Research Simmons Auditorium

8:55am

CMU SEI CTO: Future Reach in Software Engineering and Cybersecurity for the DoD Simmons Auditorium

9:25am

Impacting Today's State of the Practice in Software Engineering and Cybersecurity Simmons Auditorium

9:26am

Session Opening Simmons Auditorium

9:30am

Rapid Construction of Accurate Automatic Alert Handling System Simmons Auditorium

9:50am

Break Simmons Auditorium

10:20am

Integrating Safety and Security Engineering for Mission-Critical Systems Simmons Auditorium

10:45am

Recovering Meaningful Variable Names in Decompiled Code Simmons Auditorium

11:10am

Causal Models for Software Cost Prediction & Control Simmons Auditorium

11:40am

Session Closing Simmons Auditorium

11:45am

Touchpoint: Connections for Impacting Today's Practice Simmons Auditorium

11:50am

Lunch Simmons Auditorium

12:45pm

Future Reach Conversation: Defining AI Engineering Simmons Auditorium

1:20pm

Shaping the Next Generation of Practice Simmons Auditorium

1:21pm

Session Opening Simmons Auditorium

1:25pm

Kalki: High Assurance Software-Defined IoT Security Simmons Auditorium

1:50pm

Rapid Certifiable Trust Simmons Auditorium

2:15pm

Using All Processor Cores While Being Confident about Timing Simmons Auditorium

2:40pm

Break Simmons Auditorium

3:10pm

Untangling the Knot: Recommending Component Refactorings Simmons Auditorium

3:35pm

Automated Code Repair to Ensure Memory Safety Simmons Auditorium

4:00pm

Session Closing Simmons Auditorium

4:05pm

Touchpoint: Connections in Shaping the Next Generation of Practice Simmons Auditorium

4:10pm

Panel -- Sketching the Future of AI Mission Systems Simmons Auditorium

5:10pm

Day 1 Wrap-Up and Day 2 Preview Simmons Auditorium

5:15pm

Reception Simmons Auditorium

8:30am

Welcome Back Simmons Auditorium

8:45am

Panel -- Supercharging the Software Factory: Deploying Capability at the Speed of Relevance Simmons Auditorium

9:45am

Exploring Disruptive Technology Elements for How DoD will Use Software Simmons Auditorium

9:46am

Session Opening Simmons Auditorium

9:50am

Spiral/AIML: Resource-Constrained Co-Optimization for High-Performance, Data-Intensive Computing Simmons Auditorium

10:10am

A Series of Unlikely Events: Learning Patterns by Observing Sequential Behavior Simmons Auditorium

10:30am

Break Simmons Auditorium

11:00am

Emotion Recognition from Voice in the Wild Simmons Auditorium

11:20am

Field Stripping a Weapons System: Building a Trustworthy Computer Simmons Auditorium

11:40am

Summarizing and Searching Video Simmons Auditorium

12:10pm

Lunch Simmons Auditorium

1:10pm

Future Reach Conversation: Countering adversarial operations made possible by AI Simmons Auditorium

1:40pm

Projecting Quantum Computational Advantage Versus Classical State of the Art Simmons Auditorium

2:00pm

Graph Convolutional Neural Networks Simmons Auditorium

2:20pm

Session Closing Simmons Auditorium

2:25pm

Touchpoint: Connections in Exploring the Disruptions that will affect how DoD will use Software Simmons Auditorium

2:30pm

Break Simmons Auditorium

3:00pm

Panel -- Projecting how AI/ML will Revolutionize Software Vulnerability Discovery, Mitigation, and/or Coordination Simmons Auditorium

3:50pm

Event Wrap-Up Simmons Auditorium

3:55pm

Adjourn Simmons Auditorium

8:00am

Applying Informed Research (Distribution D) Jordan Auditorium