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See the chair's research pages, and personal annotated list of publications: by date or by kind. Our work covers most areas of software engineering, with Eiffel and Design by Contract as the unifying thread. Main topics: 
Concurrent programming: building concurrent applications simply & safely through the SCOOP extension to Eiffel. Our concurrency research is supported by an Advanced Investigator Grant of the ERC (2.5 M Euros, 2012-2017).
The Chair of Software Engineering is a fantastic team with 23 PhD theses completed since 2004. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The ETH introductory programming course, taught in English 2003-2009, in German 2010-2015, uses an inverted curriculum approach supported by the Touch of Class textbook and a a MOOC (open online version). The course project in the Distributed Software Engineering Laboratory brings together students from ETH and universities around the world, who build a system collaboratively. We welcome universities interested in joining. Multidisciplinary Robotics Programming Laboratory, open to CS, EE & ME students. Other graduate & undergraduate courses: Software Verification; Concepts of Concurrent Computation; programming language courses (Eiffel in Depth, Java & C# in Depth); Software Architecture; Open-Source EiffelStudio Laboratory; independent-research courses. See course page. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Education: École Polytechnique, Paris; Stanford (MS in CS); ENST Paris; DEA Univ. P & M Curie (Paris VI); MA in Russian from Sorbonne (Paris IV); Dr. Sc. from Univ. of Nancy. CV: Électricité de France 1974-1983; Univ. of California Santa Barbara 1983-1985; Eiffel Software, Santa Barbara since 1985 (president until 2001, then CTO); ETH Zurich since Oct. 2001 (department chair 2004-2006). Other positions: CEO of Société des Outils du Logiciel 1986-1990; adjunct professor, Monash Univ., Melbourne 1998-2003; chairman of TOOLS conferences 1988-2012 (after 50 conferences we declared The Triumph of Objects and closed the series). Professor (adjunct) & head of Software Engineering Laboratory at ITMO, Saint Petersburg, 2011-2014.
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honorary doctorates from University of York (UK) and ITMO (Russia);
Jolt Award (for Object-Oriented Software Construction); Dahl-Nygaard prize;
ACM Software System Award; ACM Fellow; IEEE Harlan D. Mills Award; SIGSOFT Outstanding (software engineering) Educator Award; IFIP Silver Core award; ERC Advanced Investigator Grant.
Memberships: Académie des Technologies, Academia Europaea, IFIP WG2.3, ACM Europe Council, IEEE Mills prize (committee chair since 2014), ACM Fellows Committee. Earlier: IFIP TC2 (Switzerland representative 2004-2011, committee chair 2009-2011); board of IMAG, Grenoble 2005-2008; scientific board of U. Paris VI (P & M Curie) 2008-2012; IEEE 60th Anniversary Award committee; ACM nominating committee 2007-2008. Played important role in creation of: Colloque de Génie Logiciel (French software engineering conference); European Software Engineering Conference (first steering committee chair 1987-1990, general chair of ESEC/FSE 2013); TSI (Technology and Science of Informatics, first editor-in-chief); Journal of Object Technology (publisher 2002-2010); Informatics Europe (first president 2006-2011, board member 2006-2013, currently chair of nominating committee). | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Mailing addressDept. of Computer ScienceCH-8092 ETH-Zentrum Zürich, Switzerland |
Physical addressUNG-Gebäude, Raum F14Universitaetstrasse 19 Zürich (Kreis 6) |
OtherPhone: +41/44-632-0410Fax: +41/44-632-1435 Email: click here |
SecretaryClaudia GünthartCAB H31.1 Phone +41/44-632-8346 |
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