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Einladung
zur Ringvorlesung n_space der Informatik der Uni
Potsdam
"Medienproduktion im Wandel" (öffentlich
und kostenlos) -
Weitere
Termine immer mittwochs, 17:00 s.t., immer
im
Raum 3.06 H.01,
Hauptgebäude
Campus Griebnitzsee
Sie
und Ihre Freunde sind herzlich eingeladen, Donnerstag, 1. Dezember
2011,
18:00-19:30 (ausnahmsweise also nicht Mittwoch und erst 18:00!),
Hörsaal
01 im Gebäude 3.06, Campus
Griebnitzsee
Dr. Shmuel Ur, Shmuel Ur
Innovations Ltd.:
Patents in
Computer Science: Why and how?
Abstract
In this talk we will explain what is a patent, and what
is a
software patent, including the different rules in different locations.
We will
give a number of examples of CS patents. We will discuss different
options for
getting value out of patents, and the new markets that are now being
established for ideas. Finally we will discuss "good" and
"bad" patents and the debate about the contribution of patents to the
economy as well as relevant ethic issues.
For any software engineer who is not
employees of a large company, and even for
some who are, it is important to understand patenting. University
professors
are now expected to patent, both for the value for themselves and the
university, but also as recognized publications. Patents are essential
for
start-ups and independent innovators to protect the IP they create and
increase
their value. Even in large corporations patents are now consider one of
the
criteria for advancements. This talk will show people how patents could
contribute to their career and possibly to their bank account as well.
Short CV
Dr. Shmuel Ur (ur-innovation.com) was a
research scientist in the
IBM research lab in Haifa, Israel for 16 years, where he held the title
of IBM Master
Inventor. Later, he became an independent inventor selling ideas,
mainly to
Intellectual Ventures and consulting start-ups on creating IP
portfolio. He taught software testing in
the Technion and
Haifa University. He also taught, both
inside and outside IBM, various software engineering disciplines giving
one-day
to week long intensive courses on the topics of coverage, code review,
and test
and development of concurrent
software. He consults with banks
and companies on to how to improve their software development process.
Dr. Ur received his Ph.D. in Algorithms Optimization and Combinatorics
in 1994
in Carnegie Mellon University under Michael Trick and Nobel Prize
winner
Herbert Simon, and his Bs.C. and Ms.C. from the Technion in Israel. He
has
published in the fields of hardware testing, artificial intelligence,
algorithms, software testing and testing of multi-threaded programs. He
started
and chaired PADTAD, a workshop on testing multi-threaded applications,
a
workshop on patents and software engineering and the Haifa Verification
conference, and is on program committee of many conferences. Shmuel
wrote more
then 60 professional publications, more then 25 granted patents and has
given
numerous talks and tutorials.
Aus dem Internet über ihn:
Innovationen
im Software Testing, Visual Code, Software Patentierung und der
professionelle Weg zum Chef-Erfinder.
He supplies services in the areas of
IP and software engineering, and
the interaction between the two.
What Dr. Shmuel Ur can do for you
- Help your company transform your IP into high value patents
by mentoring your inventors
- Teach your engineers, via courses and workshops, effective
and proven software engineering techniques* with the goal of producing
high quality software
- Assess and improving your company’s software
engineering and software quality practices
- Assist your startup by generating a strong IP portfolio,
thereby increasing the company’s value at exit time
- Suggest novel and valuable ideas for your startup or project
Bekannt sind seine Tutorials über die Gebiete
Software und Hardware, Review und Inspection Techniken und Methoden
für Entwicklung und Test von Concurrent Software
Siehe auch http://ur-innovation.com/
What Shmuel does
Dr. Ur has vast experience in creating IP. Specifically, Dr. Ur
consults for companies and helps them build their IP portfolio,
both by inventing for them and by mentoring local inventors.
Dr. Ur has provided many consultations explaining how companies can
improve their patenting process.
Dr. Ur is a former IBM Master Inventor. He has fifteen years’
experience in the areas of coverage in all its aspects:
code and functional, hardware and software, unit and large systems,
sequential and concurrent.
Dr. Ur developed a large number of coverage tools himself, and many
other tools were developed by others
based on his research both in IBM and in other software and hardware
companies.
Dr. Ur has given many courses and consultations in coverage, ranging in
length from one hour to a full week.
Since 2001, Dr. Ur has been involved in practical research in the area
of testing concurrent software,
which resulted in tools (ConTest) and methodology for testing
concurrent software.
He has given tutorials on this tool and methodology both in IBM and a
number of other companies.
Dr. Ur was part of the team that developed the Selective Homeworkless
Review technique
and has taught many full-week seminars in which groups learned how to
adopt this innovative and effective technique.
Shmuel has a wide range of experience
in industry and academia.
CV
Shmuel works on
software testing and concentrates on coverage and testing of
multi-threaded programs.
He is the technical lead of the area of Coverage in IBM and is also an
IBM Master Inventor.
He teaches software testing in the Technion and Haifa University.
Shmuel received his Ph.D. in Algorithms Optimization and Combinatorics
in 1994 in Carnegie Mellon University.
Shmuel received his Bs.C. and Ms.C. from the Technion in Israel.
Shmuel has published in the fields of hardware testing, artificial
intelligence, algorithms, software testing and testing of
multi-threaded programs
where is he is also the chair of PADTAD, a workshop on testing
multi-threaded applications. In the area of coverage
Shmuel worked and published on functional coverage, minimizing
regression suite size, coverage directed generation,
visual code coverage techniques and coverability.
Shmuel's hobbies are hiking, social
dancing, Argentinian
tango, and learning new things
Sein
Papier “Highly Scalable Multi Objective Test Suite
Minimisation
Using Graphics Cards” mit Shin Yoo and Mark Harman
gewann gerade den
"best paper award" in der Konferenz SSBSE 2011.
Text zum Vortrag hier, bzw.
beachten Sie auch weitere Publikationen des Autors.
(Diesen Text finden Sie unter http://www.medienengineering.de/Ringvorlesungen/WS20112012/ringevent_n_space.htm
und
nachfolgenden Links )
Veranstaltungsort:
Hauptgebäude der Uni Potsdam am Standort Griebnitzsee 3.06,
Raum
Hörsaal 01, Erdgeschoss rechts.
Direkt am S-Bahnhof Griebnitzsee, Ausgang
„Universität“,
dann Straße
überqueren und 50 m weiter ist der Haupteingang.
Prof. Dr. Helmert Straße, 14482 Potsdam Babelsberg
- Bus: 694 ab Potsdam
Hauptbahnhof oder mit dem
Auto: Gesamtplan
– oder mit der
- Regionalbahn /
S-Bahn:S-Bahn S7 (alle 10 Minuten), Bahnhof
Griebnitzsee, Ausgang
Universität (1 Station nach/vor Wannsee)
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(Griebnitzsee - Wustermark)
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