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Podcasts: SPE discussion with Dr. Murray Woodside and Dorin B. Petriu
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Guest: Dr. Murray Woodside and Dorin B. Petriu
Host: Kevin Mobley
Recorded at: WOSP 2007, Buenos Aires, Argentina
This Podcast is Dr. Woodside and one his PhD student's journey through the field of Software Performance Engineering. The podcast covers how the two got started in the field, current research and how modeling is used throughout the SPE life-cycle (from software design to deployment). Dr. Woodside is one of the early pioneers in the SPE field and a critical statement for progress within the discipline.
Murray's web site --
http://www.sce.carleton.ca/faculty/woodside.html
WOSP web site --
http://www.wosp-conference.org/
Proceedings of the 6th international workshop on Software and performance
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Podcasts: SPE and the University curriculum: where does SPE fit into the field of Computer
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Dr. Menasc is a prolific publisher in the field of SPE with his latest book, "Performance by Design: Computer Capacity Planning by Example," serving an important how-to guide to designing high performance software systems. Dr. Menasc discusses the historical lack of SPE within the computer science curriculum and the impact on software systems, and examples of how GMU is changing things to enable SPE within its Computer Science curriculum.
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Podcasts: Introduction to SPERadio.com
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SPERadio.com's own Kevin Mobley explains the purpose of SPE Radio, content format and how listeners can contribute. This overview provides information about upcoming and currently posted podcasts, along with some tips on how visitors can contribute to the site.
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Podcasts: Interview with CMG President Ivan Gelb
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An historical and current look at how CMG supports the field of SPE and related disciplines with the president of CMG.
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Podcasts: Interview with Dr. Connie Smith and Dr. Lloyd Williams
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See the Podcast section for an excellent overview of SPE, its birth and successful implementation by the pioneers in the field.
Dr. Connie Smith started the field of Software Performance Engineering over 25 years ago and is internationally recognized for her pioneering work in SPE. Dr. Smith and her partner Dr. Lloyd Williams have published 100s of performance articles and papers, several performance books including their most recent "Performance Solutions: A Practical Guide to Creating Responsive, Scalable Software."
Dr. Smith started the SPE work in 1978 at the University of Texas; developed prediction techniques by studying large systems under development. She first proposed the term software performance engineering in an award-winning 1981 paper. Dr. Smith is a past ACM National Lecturer, served 8 years as an officer of ACM SIGMETRICS, and is an active member of the Computer Measurement Group, having served on the CMG Board of Directors for 4 years.
Dr. Williams is an internationally recognized authority on software methods, tools, and environments. He specializes in the design and analysis of software architectures to insure that they meet quality requirements, such as modifiability, performance and reliability. His work emphasizes methods, tools, and support environments for the description and analysis of software architectures and designs. Dr. Williams was previously an Associate Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Colorado, Denver and has also served as Director of the Rocky Mountain Institute of Software Engineering, a non-profit organization founded to promote research and education in software engineering.
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