Score 2011 in Hawaii!
ICSE 2011 in Hawaii will see the second finals of the SCORE Software Engineering Contest. Teams from all over the world will take part in a competition that is open to students from undergraduate to master's level. Each team will develop a system chosen from a list and monitored by a committee member. The final deliverable is a report and accompanying system. Evaluation will be based on the quality of all aspects of the software engineering process followed, as well as the outcome. In order to accommodate a wide range of academic calendars, the SCORE 2011 Contest will run from February 2010 to January 2011, with team registration ending in November 2010 and project submission starting in February 2010. A small number of finalist teams will be announced in March 2011.
The SCORE Contest is aimed at promoting and fostering software engineering in universities worldwide. Participating teams will benefit from being part of an exciting new venture. For more information please read the SCORE Call For Participation.
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Latest News
SCORE 2011 projects are now online, team registrations are open! (Feb. 15 2010)
The descriptions of the projects available to student teams wishing to compete in SCORE 2011 are now online on this page.
The projects currently available are:
- QR Marks the Spot — proponents: Ivica Crnkovic, Igor Cavrak, and Marin Orlic
- MyCourses - A Course Scheduling System — proponent: Ivica Crnkovic
- Transport4You: an Intelligent Public Transportation Manager — proponents: Elisabetta Di Nitto and Matteo Rossi
- Mass Observation (MOb) — proponent: Stephen Fickas
- Multi-platform Kanban Taskboard — proponent: Ernesto Kiszkurno
- Building a Public Transportation System Product Line — proponent: Timothy C. Lethbridge
- Computer Training for Visually Impaired Automation Tool — proponent: Kapil Vaswani
- Schematizing Maps — proponent: Michal Young
For additional comments regarding projects (including the registration procedure), please visit the projects' page.
For contest rules and other information about the competition see the SCORE Call For Participation.
If you are the instructor of a Software Engineering class at your University, this page explains how you can benefit from SCORE.
Flyers and web badges are available
Help promote SCORE 2011 by displaying a flyer and using the SCORE web badge to link here.
History of SCORE
The first edition of SCORE was part of ICSE 2009
in Vancouver, where the finals of the contest were held.
Through the SCORE 2009 website you can get a feel
for the competition (by looking, for example, at the
old projects).
You can find pictures of the SCORE 2009 winners on the ICSE 2009 post-conference pages, and on the pages of the Formal Methods Europe association, which sponsored one of the awards.
Program Committee
The program committee proposes projects, sets rules and policies, reviews project results, and selects finalists for SCORE 2011 in Hawaii. It is a substantial amount of work over a substantial period of time, and we are grateful to these leading researchers, teachers, and practitioners for volunteering their effort.
- Jaelson Castro, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco
- Ivica Crnkovic, Mälardalen University
- Elisabetta Di Nitto, Politecnico di Milano
- Stuart Faulk, University of Oregon
- Steve Fickas, University of Oregon
- Connie Heitmeyer, Naval Research Laboratory
- Mehdi Jazayeri, Università della Svizzera italiana
- Ernesto Kiszkurno, Pragma Consultores
- Tim Lethbridge, University of Ottawa
- Xiaoxing Ma, Nanjing University
- Dino Mandrioli, Politecnico di Milano
- Owen O'Malley, Yahoo
- Nico Plat, West Consulting BV and Formal Methods Europe
- Kapil Vaswani, Microsoft Research India
- Alan Wassyng, McMaster University
- David Weiss, Iowa State University
Matteo Rossi of Politecnico di Milano and Michal Young of University of Oregon chair the program committee.