meetings

ASE - Group Meeting

Schedule Guidelines Calendar Conference Proceedings

2019 Spring Group Meetings

Time: Friday 10:50am-12:20pm

Location: 4102 SC

Schedule:

Jan 22: Logistics and Group Policy Reinforcement
- Feb 1: Show and Tell: Weekly Progress Emails
- Feb 8: Liia's talk
- Feb 15: Jonathan's talk
- Feb 22: Wenyu's qual practice
- March 1: Show and Tell: Weekly Progress Emails
- March 8: Linyi's talk
- March 15: Zhengkai's talk
- March 22: Show and Tell: Weekly Progress Emails
- March 29: Neil's talk
- April: 5: Jonathan and Liia's debrief
- April 12: Angello's talk / Wing's ICST practice talk
- April 19: Zexuan's talk
- April 26: Show and Tell: Weekly Progress Emails
- May 3: Tao's logistical talk (First day of finals)
- May 10: Tao's logistical talk (Last day of finals)

2018 Fall Group Meetings

Time: Friday 11:00am-12:30pm

Location: 4124 SC

Schedule:

Aug 30: Group logistics
- Sept 7: Facebook Visitor (Alex) Lunch
- Sept 14: Yevgeniy's Talk
- Sept 21: Tapia Conference
- Sept 28: Angello on microservices
- Oct 5: Liia on CSE
- Oct 12: General discussion
- Oct 19: Wing on flaky testing
- Oct 26: Zhengkai's talk
- Nov 2: Wenyu's talk on ASE experiences
- Nov 9: Ben's talk
- Nov 16: Jonathan's talk
- Nov 30: Ping's talk
- Dec 7: Casual talk
- Dec 14: Xueqing's literature survey on natural language to SQL
- Final Exams

2018 Spring Group Meetings

Time: Thursday 1:30pm-3:00pm

Location: 3124SC; (4407SC for Feb 22, Mar 1 and Mar 8)

Schedule:

Jan 18: Group logistics
Jan 25: Wenyu
Feb 1: Ping
Feb 8:
Feb 15: Wei (PILOT Seminar)
Feb 22 (4407SC):
Mar 1 (4407SC):
Mar 8 (4407SC): Liia
Mar 15:
Mar 22: (Spring Break)
Mar 29:Wing
April 5: Yue Leng
April 12: Jiayi Cao
April 19: Zexuan
April 26: Zhengkai
May 3: Zelin
May 4: final exam

2017 Fall Group Meetings

Time: Thursday 11:00pm-12:30pm

Schedule:

Sept 29: Group logistics
Oct 6: Angello
Oct 13: Wenyu
Oct 20: Zexuan
Oct 27: Wing
Nov 3: Liia
Nov 10: Jade
Nov 17: Ping
Thanksgiving
Dec 1: Jiayi Cao
Dec 8: Zhengkai
Dec 15: Mingming
Final Exam

2017 Spring Group Meetings

Time: Thursday 2:00pm-3:30pm (except Jan 26 4:00pm-5:00pm)

Location: 4407 Siebel Center (SC)

Schedule:

Jan 26: Group logistics
Feb 2: Wei's deep learning tutorial
Feb 9: Wei's deep learning tutorial
Feb 16: Zhengkai
Feb 23: Ping's qual presentation
March 2
March 9
March 16:
March 23: Spring break
March 30: Wing
April 6: Angello
April 13: Davis
April 20: Mingming
April 27:Ping
May 4:

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2016 Fall Group Meetings

Time: Thursday 3:30pm-5:00pm

Location: 4407 Siebel Center (SC)

Schedule:

Sept 15: Wei's Soot tutorial
Sept 22: Attend distinguished lecture
Sept 29: Davis's Android Testing
Oct 6: Mingming's current research topic
Oct 13: Discuss weekly RA hour commitment
- Oct 20: Prof.Tianyu Wo: research topic
Oct 27: Chiao: Pex framework tutorial
Nov 3: Ping
Nov 10: Zhengkai - Programming contest
Nov 17: FSE conference
Nov 24: Thanksgiving
Dec 1:Wing - MSBuild
Dec 8:

2016 Spring Group Meetings

Time: Tu 4:50pm-6:30pm

Location: 4407 Siebel Center (SC)

Schedule:

Jan 27: Organizational Meeting.
Feb 3: Angello
Feb 9: David - Submission to USENIX Security 2016
Feb 16:
Feb 23: Wing
March 1: Davis -> Change to Wei/Angello/Ping/Chiao for project presentation
March 8: Qin
March 15:Wesley
March 22: Spring Break
March 29: Mengqi
April 5: Ore
April 12: Chiao
April 19: Ping
April 26: Angello
May 3: Davis

Archived Meetings

Guidelines:

Also see MIT Program Analysis Reading Group Guidelines

Objectives:

1. know what other students are working on and offer suggestions to improve other students' work

2. read literature related to your work (and your fellow students' work)

3. introduce your work and ask for critics when you have submission drafts or even proposals

4. explore collaboration opportunities among group members

Suggested Tasks for Non-Presenter:

1. read the assigned paper before the group meeting

2. see whether you can apply the ideas in the assigned paper in your own research

3. see whether you have some suggestions for the presenter to improve his or her proposed research

4. see whether you can contribute to collaborate with the presenter on some topics that interest you as well

Suggested Discussion Format for Presenter: (typically the presenter prepares some slides to lead the discussion)

1. what problems you are trying to address in your own research; why the problems are significant and we should care about them.

2. what possible evaluation can be done to assess proposed solutions to the problems. (give concrete examples on how other peer researchers evaluate the solution to similar problems)

3. what you have done so far to address the problems

4. why you think the paper is relevant to your research

5. what problems the paper addresses

6. what approach/study the paper presents

7. what you have learn from the paper that can improve/inspire your existing work

8. what difficulties you face in your own research

9. your future plan of doing your research (that is probably related to the paper)

Be sure to leave enough time for discussion.

Logistics for Signup/Assignment of Group Meeting Presentations

In the beginning of the semester (before Thursday of the first week of the semester), the group meeting coordinator emails the group mailing list to ask students (1) to sign up for a particular week's group meeting presentation (by default, a student shall sign up for only one week's group meeting presentation), and (2) to nominate/suggest students or faculty members outside of our group to give a guest presentation in our group meeting on a specific topic that is of general interest to our group members. Then on Friday of the first week of the semester, the group meeting coordinators will meet with the advisor to assign students or specific alternative arrangement to the remaining empty slots for certain weeks. Students need to present in the group meeting for at least one time per semester. Some students may present for two times. After discussion and approval from the advisor, the group meeting coordinator shall proactively invite students or faculty members outside of our group to give a guest presentation in our group meeting on a specific topic that is of general interest to our group members.

Conferences Proceedings:

You can click the URL on the line below to navigate to the DBLP entry for the corresponding conference. From there, you can navigate to each year's proceedings. Alternatively, you can click the rows further below for direct links to the proceedings in respective digital libraries such as ACM, IEEE, or Springer libraries.

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