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01.feb.2007 10:08<br>Subject: Gjesteforelesning om smidig programvareutvikling:"Collaboration and Co-ordination in mature eXtreme Programming teams"<br>To: <a href="mailto:atveit@gmail.com">atveit@gmail.com</a>
<br><br></span><br>Til info - gjesteforelesning på SINTEF om smidig programvareutvikling i neste uke.<br><br>----<br><br>Helen Sharp has been one of the main researchers on agile software development, in particular through research on mature extreme programming teams in the UK, using qualitative research methods.
<br><br>She will be giving a guest lecture at SINTEF on February 6th:<br><br>Title: Collaboration and Co-ordination in mature eXtreme Programming teams<br><br>Place: Auditorium P10, SP Andersens vei 15A (joint SINTEF and NTNU building close to Lerkendal Stadion).
<br><br>Time: 10.15 - 12.00.<br><br>The auditorium has a limited nubmer of seats, so if you would like to participate, please register by sending an email to <a href="mailto:torgeird@sintef.no">torgeird@sintef.no</a><br><br>
Helen Sharp is a Senior Lecturer in the Computing Department of the Open University, and a Senior Visiting Fellow at the Centre for HCI Design at City University, London. She is also co-leader of the Department's Empirical Studies of Software Development research group.
<br>Since working as a developer in the 1980s, Helen has been keen to understand software practice, i.e. how software is developed in reality, and thereby to inform the development of better support for software engineers. This has led her to look at a variety of research areas, from software design support environments to ethnographic studies of developers, and from process modelling to quality assurance. Throughout her investigations, she focuses consistently on the people and their social interactions, rather than on the technologies available and where to apply them. Her recent studies have focused on agile development, specifically the social side of eXtreme Programming, and more recently the integration of HCI concerns into agile development.
<br>Recently, Helen Sharp was appointed associate editor of IEEE Software.<br><br>_______________________________________________________<br>Torgeir Dingsøyr<br>Research Scientist, SINTEF ICT,<br>Department of Software Engineering, Safety and Security
<br>Phone: +47 930 08 714, Fax: +47 73 59 29 77 <a href="http://www.sintef.no">www.sintef.no</a><br><br>Adjunct Associate Professor,<br>Department of Computer and Information Science, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
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