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CATEGORIES:ECS Seminars
CONTACT:Professor John Grundy (Monash University\, Australia)
DESCRIPTION:Abstract:\n \nSoftware is designed and built to help solve huma
 n problems. However\, much current software fails to take into account the
  diverse end users of software systems and their differing characteristics
  and needs eg. age\, gender\, culture\, language\, educational level\, soc
 io-economic status\, physical and mental challenges\, etc.  I give example
 s of some of these diverse end user characteristics and the need to better
  incorporate them into requirements engineering\, design\, implementation\
 , testing\, and defect reporting activities in software engineering.  I re
 port on some of our work trying to address some of these issues\, includin
 g: use of personas to better characterise diverse end user characteristics
 \; extending requirements and design models to capture diverse end user ne
 eds\; analysis of app reviews and JIRA logs to identify problems and ways 
 developers try to address them\; analysis of approaches to improve the acc
 essibility of software designs for diverse end users\; improved human-cent
 ric defect reporting approaches\; and use of living lab co-design approach
 es to ensure end users are first class contributors during all phases of s
 oftware development. I finish by outlining a research roadmap aiming to im
 prove the incorporation of end user human aspects into software engineerin
 g. \n \nBiography:\n \nJohn Grundy is Australian Laureate Fellow and Profe
 ssor of Software Engineering at Monash University\, Melbourne\, Australia.
  His five year Laureate programme on Human-centric Model-driven Software E
 ngineering aims to address some of the deficiencies in current software de
 velopment practices that fail to take account of diverse software develope
 r human characteristics and diverse software end user human characteristic
 s. He leads the Human-centric Software Engineering (HumaniSE) lab (https:/
 /www.monash.edu/it/humanise-lab) and has published over 500 refereed paper
 s in software tools\, visual modelling languages\, model-driven software e
 ngineering\, software architecture\, requirements engineering\, and softwa
 re security. He is a Fellow of Automated Software Engineering and Fellow o
 f Engineers Australia.\n\nThis talk is part of the New Zealand Software In
 novation Seminar (SI^NZ) Series: https://softwareinnovation.nz/seminars/\n
 \nZoom Link: https://vuw.zoom.us/my/softwareinnovationnewzealand
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LOCATION:Cotton 431
ORGANIZER:Professor John Grundy (Monash University\, Australia)
SUMMARY:Professor John Grundy (Monash University\, Australia) - Impact of e
 nd user human aspects on software engineering
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URL:https://www.monash.edu/it/humanise-lab
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