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Software Engineering  Michael Ernst  Andy Ko (iSchool)  David Notkin  Alan Shaw (emeritus) Affiliate faculty  Gail Alverson (Cray)  Manuvir Das (Microsoft)  Rob DeLine (Microsoft)  Jim Larus (Microsoft)  Gary Kimura (ex-Microsoft) Programming Languages  Craig Chambers  Susan Eggers  Michael Ernst  Dan Grossman  Larry Snyder Architecture  Luis Ceze Human-Computer Interaction  Alan Borning  James Fogarty  Yoshi Kohno  James Landay Intelligent user interfaces  Pedro Domingos  Daniel Weld  Jacob Wobbrock CS education  Hal Perkins  Stuart Reges  Marty Stepp  Steve Tanimoto Other collaborators  Security  Systems  Ira Kalet (medicine)

UW CSE performs innovative, high-impact research in all aspects of software engineering, from problem analysis and modeling, to software design, to implementation, to evolution. Our research spans both theory and practice. We devise new solutions to foundational problems in areas such as Software evolution Program analysis (dynamic, static, and hybrid) Development methodology Development environments Programming languages Real-time systems Restructuring and refactoring We are also interested in problems that arise in the construction of real software systems. Our practical results and have been applied to a wide variety of application domains. These are just a few examples -- you might find our tools useful in your own work! Or, if you have a difficult software engineering problem, approach us to see whether we can help. Air traffic control Microsoft Excel Medical devices Urban development Web services Distributed and concurrent applications Security and privacy Faculty The core faculty in software engineering are: Michael Ernst Andy Ko (iSchool) David Notkin Alan Shaw (emeritus) We collaborate with a wide range of other researchers, both at UW and elsewhere. See the sidebar at the left for a selection of them. Courses Graduate Courses and Seminars Software Engineering (CSE503) Advanced Topics in Software Engineering (CSE504) 590EM, Environmental Modeling 590N, Software Engineering Seminar Related Graduate Courses Implementation of Programming Languages (CSE501) Concepts of Programming Languages (CSE505) Advanced Topics in Programming Languages (CSE506) 590O, Parallel Programming Environments 590P, Programming Systems Seminar 590SO, Society and Technology Seminar 590S, Systems Seminar 590ZPL, High Performance Scientific Computing in ZPL 591E, Reading Seminar in CSE Education & Technology We also occasionally teach advanced special-topics courses. Undergraduate Courses Software Engineering (CSE403) Talk to us if you are interested in undergraduate research, via either CSE 497 (Undergraduate Research Seminar) or CSE 498/499 (Senior Project). Related undergraduate Courses Programming Languages (CSE341) Introduction to Compiler Construction Software for Embedded Systems Capstone Software (CSE 481a-g) We also interact closely with faculty teaching programming and other classes involving software systems.

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