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Matrix Seminar: Tutorial on Qualitative Research with Socio-Technical Grounded Theory

ECS 660

Tutorial on Qualitative Research with Socio-Technical Grounded Theory Led by: Rashina Hoda, Monash University Slides Abstract: This tutorial will help attendees gain an understanding of the basics of qualitative research and hands-on experience with conducting systematic and rigorous qualitative data analysis using socio-technical grounded theory (STGT). It will be useful for students and professional researchers […]

Matrix Seminar: Rashina Hoda on HumanAISE, Human-centred Software Engineering for AI – Making sense of our place in the age of AI

ECS 660

HumanAISE: Human-centred Software Engineering for AI - Making sense of our place in the age of AI Speaker: Rashina Hoda, Monash University Slides Abstract: In this talk, Rashina will explore the changing landscape of software engineering (SE) in the age of AI, including our role as researchers in this rather exciting but somewhat unnerving new […]

Matrix Seminar: Maria-Teresa Baldassarre on The Impostor Phenomenon in Software Engineering: Challenges and Implications

ECS 660

Title: The Impostor Phenomenon in Software Engineering: Challenges and Implications Abstract: The Impostor Phenomenon (IP) is a well-documented psychological experience in which individuals doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed as frauds, despite external evidence of their competence. In software engineering, a field characterized by rapid technological change and high-performance expectations, IP can have profound […]

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