National University of Singapore
  David S. Rosenblum

Selected Presentations    

Felicitous Computing
(invited Talk for UC Irvine ISR Distinguished Speaker Series)

Whither Software Engineering Research?
(keynote talk at APSEC 2012)

Applications and Abstractions: A Cautionary Tale
(invited talk at the DIMACS Working Group on Abstractions for Network Services, Architecture, and Implementation)

High-Confidence Ubiquitous Computing Systems
(invited talk at ISHCS 2011)

Software System Scalability: Concepts and Techniques
(keynote talk at ISEC 2009)

SIGSOFT Impact Award: Reflections and Prospects
(invited talk at SIGSOFT FSE 2008 upon receiving the first ACM SIGSOFT Impact Paper Award)

Scalability: What It Is and How to Analyze It
(keynote talk at SBES 2007)

Content-Based Publish/Subscribe: A Re-Assessment
(keynote talk at DOA 2005)

Scalability in Software Systems Engineering: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
(Inaugural Lecture as Professor of Software Systems, University College London, 13 December 2004)

vote of thanks by Alexander L. Wolf

Some Open Problems in Publish/Subscribe Networking
(keynote talk at DEBS'03)

Assertions a Decade Later
(invited talk at ICSE 2002 upon receiving the ICSE 1992 Most Influential Paper Award)

A Tour of SIENA, an Interoperability Infrastructure for Internet-Scale Distributed Architectures (talk at GSAW 2001)

Component Metadata for Software Engineering Tasks (talk at EDO 2000)

Internet Scale Event Notification (keynote talk at WISEN '98)

Challenges in Exploiting Architectural Models for Software Testing (talk at ROSATEA Workshop, 1998)

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Last updated 12 April 2013