software engineering - Reiner Hartenstein
software engineering - Reiner Hartenstein
software engineering - Reiner Hartenstein
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<strong>Reiner</strong> <strong>Hartenstein</strong>, TU Kaiserslautern, Germany<br />
http://hartenstein.de/RH-bio.pdf<br />
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reiner@hartenstein.de<br />
4 December 2009<br />
How to achieve acceptance<br />
Hardware description<br />
languages hidden<br />
Tools usable by users<br />
not being hardware<br />
designers<br />
„How to hide the ugliness<br />
from the user“ [Herman Schmit]<br />
Courses tailored for<br />
students not being<br />
hardware-savvy<br />
[Courtesy Richard Newton]<br />
http://hartenstein.de<br />
© 2009,<br />
reiner@hartenstein.de<br />
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Software Education (R)evolution:<br />
step by step, not overthrowing the SE scene<br />
by simultaneous dual domain co-education:<br />
traditional qualification in the time domain<br />
+ lean qualification in the space domain<br />
= lean hardware modeling qualification<br />
at a higher level of abstraction<br />
viable methodology for dual rail education<br />
(only a few % curricula need to be changed)<br />
http://hartenstein.de<br />
© 2009,<br />
reiner@hartenstein.de<br />
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Opening keynote, the 6 th FPGAworld Conference, 10 Sep 2009, Stockholm, Sweden
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