Friday's Conference Schedule

Friday, June 30

8:00AM-9:00PM Registration

8:30AM-9:30AM
Conference summary/outbrief
Robert Firth, Software Engineering Institute
Dr. Firth will present his views on the recommendations and insights offered by conference speakers, and his perspective as to how the software community should direct its focus in the coming years. There will be ample time for discussion and interaction with conference attendees.

9:30AM-10:00AM Break

10:00AM-11:30PM Panel session: "Directions for the Software Community"
Moderator: Robert Firth, Software Engineering Institute
Panelists: Doug Jerger, Vice President ITAA; Dr. Bruce Krell, author and software engineering expert; and Robert Melford, Co-Chair, IEEE/ACM joint Task Force on Software Engineering Ethics and Professional Practices
This panel of experts will lead an interactive dialog with conference attendees as to the critical issues and courses of action being faced by the software community. This will include topics such as establishing a legitimate software profession, the role of programming languages in modern software systems, and opportunities for exploiting the best of government and commercial software practices.

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	Friday, June 30
8:00AM-9:00PM	Registration
8:30AM-9:30AM	Conference summary/outbrief Robert Firth, Software Engineering Institute Dr. Firth will present his views on the recommendations and insights offered by conference speakers, and his perspective as to how the software community should direct its focus in the coming years. There will be ample time for discussion and interaction with conference attendees.
9:30AM-10:00AM	Break
10:00AM-11:30PM	Panel session: "Directions for the Software Community" Moderator: Robert Firth, Software Engineering Institute Panelists: Doug Jerger, Vice President ITAA; Dr. Bruce Krell, author and software engineering expert; and Robert Melford, Co-Chair, IEEE/ACM joint Task Force on Software Engineering Ethics and Professional Practices This panel of experts will lead an interactive dialog with conference attendees as to the critical issues and courses of action being faced by the software community. This will include topics such as establishing a legitimate software profession, the role of programming languages in modern software systems, and opportunities for exploiting the best of government and commercial software practices.