Presentation

Socio-Technical Resilience in Research Software Engineering
Presenter
Caroline Jay
DescriptionSoftware quality is influenced by a multitude of factors, from technical, to organisational, to cultural. This talk will describe using a 'resilience engineering' lense to study this issue. This entails examining what helps research software engineering (RSE) teams -- and the codebases they create -- to respond well and adapt to changes and threats, which are viewed as inevitable. It will explore the role of the RSE identity in supporting resilience within the individual, consider the effects that increasing automation may have on resilience within software teams, and examine the factors that affect the resilience of open source projects.
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TimeWednesday, June 2814:00 - 14:30 CEST
LocationSanada II
SessionMS6H - Code Complete and More: Emerging Efforts to Improve Software Quality (Part 2/2)
Session Chair
Michael A. Heroux
Sandia National Laboratories
St. John's University
Event Type
Minisymposium
Domains
Applied Social Sciences and Humanities
Authors
Caroline Jay
University of Manchester
Helen Sharp
The Open University
Tamara Lopez
The Open University
Mark Levine
Lancaster University
Melanie Langer
Lancaster University
Michel Wermelinger
The Open University
Bashar Nuseibeh
The Open University
Yijun Yu
The Open University
Yo Yehudi
University of Manchester