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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2024 · 41 MIN

Real Real-World Practice for Software Engineering

from Scholarly Communication · host New Books Network

Listen to this interview of Christof Ebert, managing director, Vector Consulting Services, Germany; and also, member on the Editorial Boards of IEEE Software and Journal of Systems and Software. We talk about the gap between academia and industry — and we talk, too, about how to bridge that gap. Christof Ebert : "As in all scientific research, we software engineers need, too, the basic research. But I'd say a distinguishing feature of our field is the trigger point. For example, the trigger point for search algorithms becoming a discipline — well, that was the outcome, really, of Google. It wasn't, primarily, a phenomenon of any university — of course, the inventors of Google came from university backgrounds, but it was the founding of the company that actually innovated the whole search discipline. And this sort of this just happens again and again in computing and computer science." This interview is a collaboration between the NBN and the Journal of Systems and Software. Link to IEEE Software From Idea to Impact Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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