Archive for the ‘Presentations’ Category

Sample Spaces and Feature Models: There and Back Again

Sep 08, 2008

I presented the paper “Sample Spaces and Feature Models: There and Back Again” by K. Czarnecki, S. She, and A. Wąsowski at this year’s Software Product Line Conference.
Update: The slides for my presentation have been uploaded. Download them here: SPLC 2008 Slides (20).

MMath Thesis Presentation: Feature Model Mining

Aug 06, 2008

I will be holding a seminar describing my Master’s thesis work. It is open to all, so please attend if you’re interested. Feature Model Mining. Wednesday, August 6 at 1:30pm in EIT 3145.
Update: Here are the slides that I’ve used for my presentation.

Presentation on Corpus-based Learning of Analogies and Semantic Relations

Jul 12, 2007

Presentation slides on the paper “Corpus-based learning of Analogies and Semantic Relations” by Turney and Littman for CS886: Natural Language Computing.
Download CS886 Corpus-based learning of Analogies and Semantic Relations Presentation (188).

Automatic Ontology Learning Systems Presentation

Jun 06, 2007

Presentation for CS886: Natural Language Processing, on the paper “The state of the art in ontology learning: a framework for comparison” by M. Shamsfard and A. A. Barforoush.
Download CS886 Automatic Ontology Learning Systems Presentation (141).

Presentation on Pegasus - First Steps Towards a Naturalistic Programming Language

Apr 05, 2007

Presentation on “Pegasus – First Steps Towards a Naturalistic Programming Language” by Roman Knoll and Mira Mezini for CS842: Aspect-Oriented Programming.
Download CS842 Pegasus Presentation (143).

Presentation on Systematic Testing of AOP Systems

Feb 02, 2007

Presentation on “Towards the Systematic Testing of AOP Programs” by Roger T. Alexander, James M. Bieman, Anneliese A. Andrews for CS842: Aspect-Oriented Programming.
Note: The PDF output is a little strange, since the “Export to PDF” function in OpenOffice 2.2 isn’t working properly.
Download CS842 Towards the Systematic Testing of AOP Programs Presentation (126).