Editorial: Special Issue on Repeatable Results in Software Engineering Prediction

repeatable experiments in software engineering

Welcome to the special issue of Empirical Software Engineering on repeatable experiments in software engineering. Earlier and shorter versions of the papers presented here first appeared at the PROMISE 2007 workshop in Minneapolis. The PROMISE project has been running for 4 years now and aims to create large libraries of repeatable experiments in software engineering. PROMISE is somewhat differ...

Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Information Systems and Software Systems Engineering

Guest Editorial: Special Issue on Programming Theory, Information System Engineering, Software Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence

For the Special issue on Qualitative Software Engineering Research

Almost twenty years have passed since the first qualitative research study in software engineering was published [14]. Using qualitative methods and a qualitative analytical framework, Curtis, et al. found communication and cooperation to be critical factors in developing large-scale software systems. Given the importance of this study, it is perhaps surprising that research publications using ...

Editorial: How Special Should Issues Be?

SOFTWARE testing and analysis continue to be areas in which IEEE Transaction on Software Engineering (TSE) receives many submissions. In this issue, Barbara Ryder and Andreas Zeller guest edit a special section of selected papers from ISSTA 2008, the original papers having undergone signifi cant revision, extension, and substantive peer review. I would like to thank Barbara and Andreas for all ...