New issues of Softwaretechnik-Trends in the GI archive
If you can't get enough of Systems Engineering "between the years", you can rejoice: The archive of the magazine Softwaretechnik-Trends has now been updated. Not only the latest issue is available for download, but also the issues of the last few years that were missing until recently. Thanks to Andrea Herrmann for this voluntary work.
Here is the link and a few notes on the content (including an article on AI by me):
The Society for Computer Science (GI) was founded in 1969 and has around 20,000 individual members. The non-profit association is organized into 14 specialist areas, around 30 active regional groups and countless specialist groups. The Software Technology Division (SWT) normally publishes four issues per year. and then came Corona.
As a result, there was unfortunately only one edition in 2021, but four again in 2022.
Contents
The Software Technology Trends always contain reports from the specialist groups and working groups and thus enable interested parties to find out about them or join a group.
The issues often also contain specialist articles. The August issue focuses on AI. It contains two articles on the topic: "Mastering the complexity of product development with AI". Thomas Fehlmann and Eberhard Kranich also contribute the specialist article "Customer-oriented testing of artificial intelligence".
The November issue also contains the technical article "Model-driven Engineering for Dynamic Data Structures". However, the other issues from 2022 unfortunately do not contain any, nor does the only issue from 2021.
However, I am optimistic that Software Technology Trends will once again appear regularly in 2023 with exciting content.
Don't forget the Christmas campaign!
Finally, a reminder that I will donate the value of a stamp for every new e-mail subscriber to SE-Trends. You can still take part until 31.12.2022!
And finally, I wish all Systems Engineers a peaceful time "between the years", a happy new year and much success and health for 2023!
