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Please upload you presentations (only in case you used slides) to cs540-21/lectures

April 27th

• Rephael will present Netflix recommender
• Shivam will present his topic
• James will present his topic
• Sammy will present his topic

April 22th

• Jared will present bigDataLogAnalysis

April 20th

• David will present testing under uncertainty paper

April 15th

• Tanner on Big Data Pipeline

April 13

• Christian on Decision Enable

April 8

• Tyler on Facebook News

April 6

• TBD

Apr 1

• Chris will do advanced shell script

Mar 30

• Tom covered future of software engineering

Mar 25

• Preston - Closed Form Implicit Surfaces

Mar 23

• Abhishek will present CC hype cycle

Mar 18

• Advanced topic: LSH and alternatives

Mar 16

• Worked on language dependencies task

Mar 11

• Leroy will present Chaos Monkey

Mar 9

• Open/BigData:
• Containers as a basis for devops
• History of VM

Mar 4

• Open/BigData

Mar 2

• Open/BigData

Feb 25

• Austin will introduce Google Security paper

Feb 23th

• Finish WoC tutorial

Feb 18th

• Continue WoC tutorial

Feb 16th

• Continue WoC tutorial

Feb 11th

• Nick will introduce docker containers

Feb 9th

• Will continue WoC tutorial

Feb 4th

• Anuj leads discussion of twitter.pdf
• Will continue WoC tutorial

Class 2:

• Please accept invite to the cs540-21 org on github
• If you have not done so register at https://github.com/woc-hack/tutorial
• Also, please get login at formerly known ACF (https://www.nics.utk.edu/account-requests)
• Pick a paper to present and note at https://github.com/CS540-21/papers/issues/1
• And schedule your presentation at https://github.com/CS540-21/papers/issues/2
• We will go over WoC tutorial today

Class 1:

• Please fill a form at https://github.com/woc-hack/tutorial
• Please describe who you are, your interests, and what you expect from the class and submit it as a file yournetid.md in a pull request to repo CS540-21/students

Syllabus and News for CS594/690: Advanced Software Engineering

• Course: [COSCS-540]
• ** 09:50AM-11:05AM online Zoom bridge 276-644-8345 ** ** recordings
• Instructor: Audris Mockus, [email protected] office hours - on request

The primary purpose of the course is to learn-by-doing advanced software engineering techniques including:

1. Big Data
2. Text analysis, e.g., Word2Vec, GloVe, NMF, LDA, LSTM
3. Image analysis, e.g., RCNN, Mask-RCNN, CAM, ...
4. Network analysis, network databases (neo4j),
5. Advanced data analysis, Graphical models

Each of the techniques will be learned through work on a real project.

Draft Syllabus