Welcome to the website of the Chair of Software and Systems Engineering
Welcome to the website of the Chair of Software and Systems Engineering at the University of Cologne. The chair was founded on August 1, 2020 and is headed by Prof. Dr. Andreas Vogelsang. We will publish information about our research, teaching and projects here.
News
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Podcast
Andreas Vogelsang was interviewed by Sven Gabor Janszky for his "Zukunftsmacher Podcast" on the future of living with intelligent systems. Check out the podcast episode (in German). -
Hiring
We are currently looking for research student assistants for our smart lab and application submission deadline is December 31, 2021 (see more here). -
Visit at TU Eindhoven
Patrick visited the 'Future Everyday' Research Group in Eindhoven to present his research and talk about future research topics and possible collaborations between the chairs. -
Best of Software Engineering
Andreas Vogelsang serves as program co-chair for the Software Engineering (SE) conference. SE is the major community meeting for all software engineering researchers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. -
Welcome to the new semester
We wish all students a good start into the new semster. In this semester, we offer the Software Engineering lecture and a brandnew seminar on Software Engineering for AI. -
Upcoming talks
Two of our recent journal artricles were selected to be presented at prestigious conferences. Our SoSyM journal article "Characteristics, Potentials, and Limitations of Open Source Simulink Projects for Empirical Research" was selected to be presented at MODELS 2021. And our IST journal article "Views on Quality Requirements in Academia and Practice: Commonalities, Differences, and Context-Dependent Grey Areas" was selected to be presented at ESEM'21. -
We are hiring!
We are looking for Post-Docs, PhD stundents, and student assistants (research and teaching). Please see our jobs page for more details. -
New Publication!
And the next one. Our paper "Automotive UX design and data-driven development: Narrowing the gap to support practitioners" is published in Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives! -
New Publication!
What a week. We have another paper accepted for publication at PROFES'21. The paper is about "How Practitioners Interpret Conditionals in Requirements".