SPLuRGe (SPL Reading Group)
- splurge
- 1. To indulge in an extravagant expense or luxury.
2. To be showy or ostentatious.
Welcome to the wiki page for
SPLuRGe (the Software Practices Lab Reading Group). The name was chosen because:
- The spelling matched with the letters SPLRG.
- The definition fits the atmosphere of the reading group (just kidding).
- No one has suggested something better.
What We Do
SPLuRGe meets weekly to discuss a variety of topics covering a broad range of subjects such as:
- language design and implementation,
- case studies,
- software and methodologies,
- software development and analysis tools
When and Where The Meting Is Held
SPLuRGe meets Mondays 10:00-11:00 (starting September 26 2005) in the Software Practices Lab (CICSR 308).
Who To Contact
John Anvik is moderating SPLuRGe for the current session (2005/2006). He is the one to contact if you need more information about reading group or have something that you would like to discuss at the next meeting (or you can just bring it up yourself at the next meeting, we're quite friendly).
Meeting Format
The meeting format is (roughly):
- Welcome.
- Reports back from conferences, trips, etc.
- Discussion of lab issues.
- Research paper discussion led by one of the graduate students.
- Practice talk by a graduate student for an upcoming trip (when in season).
Research Paper Reviews
The majority of time in SPLuRGe is taken up by the discussion of a research paper. Each week three graduate students prepare reviews of the paper, present the reviews to the group, and the group discusses the paper. The paper reviews serve a number of purposes:
- Increasing the awareness of group members of current research in the area of software engineering.
- Providing experience in preparing paper reviews for conferences/journals/etc.
Papers are typically selected from:
Papers Reviewed (Past, Present, and Future)
Before Summer 2005
Summer 2005
Fall 2005
Winter 2006
Potential Papers
Paper Review Procedure