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Software Engineering
Discussion Panel
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A "Crash Course" on Software Development
Tutorial
Software Engineering, What And Why
Keynote Speech
One of the Pioneers in the History of Computing
Minster of Communications and information Technology
Thanks to all the delegates who were present at AMECSE 2016 in Cairo, Egypt. Hope to see you next year in AMECSE 2017.
The proceedings are now available on the ACM Digital Library. You can check it online by visiting the following link: http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2944165
Africa and Middle East Conference on Software Engineering (AMECSE 2016) is the second edition of AMECSE conference series. This edition will be organized In-Cooperation with ACM SIGSOFT.
The theme of this edition is the triple helix of OPEN—DEVELOP—INNOVATE, where AMECSE 2016 aims at promoting the interdependence and correlation of openness, development, and innovation to enhance the quality of life and grow the economy of our region.
AMECSE 2016 specifically promotes how the triple helix’s components of openness, development, and innovation integrate to form a Software Engineering ecosystem and stimulate entrepreneurship. Learn More about AMECSE Conferences.
AMECSE 2016 accepted papers will be published in the ACM Conference Proceedings Series. The ACM – ICPS has assigned the ISBN 978-1-4503-4293-3 for AMECSE 2016 proceedings.
Ph.D., P.Eng.(Ontario); Dr.h.c.: ETH Zürich, Louvain, Lugano ,TU Wien Fellow: RSC, ACM, CAE, GI, IEEE; MRIA;
One of the Pioneers in the History of Computing
One of the creators of the concepts of modularization & encapsulation in programming of Software Engineering.
Professor Emeritus at McMaster University, Canada and University of Limerick, Ireland
President of Middle Road Software, Ontario
Talk Title: Software Engineering, What And Why
Real Time Predictive Analytics for Social Media
Africa and Software of Things: Engaging the Knowledge Olympiad
Be Disrupted or Transform
Unleashing the Power of Data-Driven Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the MENA Region
Big Data, Fog Computing, and the new experience economy
Bringing Higher Value from your off-shore Development Center Through Innovation
A “Crash Course” in Software Development
Abstract
While the only way to learn how to develop software is to develop software, this tutorial will introduce participants to some of the capabilities that are essential for software developers. Illustrations will be provided to introduce the participants to ways that they can do their job better. The capabilities discussed are:
Agile Software Development and DevOps
AHMED MISBAH, Team Leader, Orange Labs Egypt
MOTAZ AGAMAWI, Senior Innovation Manager, Valeo Egypt
AHMED OSMAN & GEORGE IOANNOU, Manager & GIS Manager, Cartologic
Innovative Software Requirements
ISLAM EL-MADDAH, Professor, Ain shams University
Functional and Reactive Programming for Scalable Architectures
MOHAMED RAGAB & KHALED HAFEZ, Architect/Technologist Lead at Orange Labs Egypt
ENAS ASHRAF, Senior R&D Engineer, ITIDA
| Registration Category | ACM or ACM Cairo Chapter Members | Non-ACM and Non-ACM Cairo Chapter Members |
| Paper Author* | $100 (900 EGP) | $110 (1000 EGP) |
| Attendee** | $75 (700 EGP) | $90 (800 EGP) |
| Student*** | $40 (350 EGP) | $50 (450 EGP) |
InterContinental Cairo Citystars Cairo, EgyptOmar Ibn El-Khattab, Masaken Al Mohandesin, Nasr City, Cairo Governoratesecretary@amecse-conferences.org
My expectations form AMECSE 2014 is to learn, interact and network with people. I expect in further AMECSE’s to continuously meet people with whom i can build business partnerships and do investments.
I think AMECSE 2014 was very successful. This is the first of a series of conferences which I personally hope will continue and also extend lots of technologies to the African continent.
I was very surprised and very happy to see this kind of events happen in this part of the world. I hope to encourage students and research to look more into open data and its applications. I hope this conference is the first but not the last.
eLearning Africa is the largest gathering of eLearning and ICT supported education and training professionals in Africa, enabling participants to develop multinational and cross-industry contacts and partnerships, as well as to enhance their knowledge, expertise and abilities.
