| Assistant Professor Dan Port Contact Info: P: 808-956-7494
E: dport@hawaii.edu |
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Research Interests:
- Information Technology Engineering
- Strategic, Economic, and Empirical Methods in Software Engineering
- IT Education
- Grunbacher, Seyff, Briggs, In, Kitapci, Port, “Making Every Student a Winner: The WinWin Approach in Software Engineering Education”, Journal of Systems and Software (to appear), 2006
- Port, Klappholz, “So you want brooks in your classroom?”, International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2006
- Port , Kazman, Nakao, Katahira, “Practicing What is Preached: 80-20 Rules for Strategic IV&V Assessment”, Proceedings of IEEE Conference on Exploring Quantifiable Information Technology Yields (EQUITY), 2007, Amsterdam, Netherlands, (To appear)
- Port, Kazman, “Laptops in the Software Engineering Classroom”, 20h Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training (CSEE&T), 2007, Dubin, Ireland, (to appear)
- Richardson, Port, Feather, “Deriving Verification and Validation Strategies”, Proceedings of the IEEE Aerospace Conference (IEEE Aero), 2007, (to appear)
- Nakao, Port, Miyamoto, Katahira, Yoshikawa, “Comparing Model Generated with Expert Generated IV&V Activity Plans”, Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering and Measurement (ESEM), 2007, (to appear)