WASSEE 2020 : Workshop for Automotive Software Systems Engineering Education

The Workshop for Automotive Software Systems Engineering (WASSEE) seeks original position papers of experiences and novel approaches of educating students in the development of automotive software systems engineering. It focuses on the collaboration of the industry with academics to teach students everything they need in their future job in the automotive industry.

The topics include but are not restricted to:

• Automotive Software Engineering Education mapped to industrial requirements
• Collaborations with industry in lectures, e.g., integration of presentations by members of the automotive industry into the lecture
• Didactics in automotive software engineering, including simulations or programming of a model car
• Methods for teaching of technical basics, including CAN, Flexray, embedded systems
• Methods for teaching of modelling, including AUTOSAR and EAST-ADL
• Methods for teaching of machine learning with use cases in a car, including object detection, object tracking, movement prediction (of pedestrians, etc.), decision making, etc.
• Methods for teaching of security and safety related topics concerning automotive

Workshop Format

The workshop consists of a short presentation by each participant whose position paper was accepted. The presentation should be about 10 minutes with a 10 minutes discussion
afterwards. We will also provide the anonymized position papers beforehand to another participant who should prepare an opposing statement to the position taken in the paper.
We will then split the participants into smaller groups of 4–5 people. At least one member of the industry and at least one member of the academics should be in each group. They will then list expectations and requirements of the industry to academic graduates. After the list was created, the groups will derive lectures and didactical methods to convey the subjects.
The content of the lectures should be fit for a course consisting of 12 semester hours.

Target Audience

The target audience are members of the industry and professors or researches working in the field of education.

Venue

The workshop will be held in conjunction with CSEE&T 2020 in Munich, Germany. More details on the venue can be found in the program section.

Call for Papers & Submission

The Call for Papers can be found here.

When drafting your manuscript, please adhere strictly to the IEEE formatting guidelines.

Manuscripts are expected to be submitted through EasyChair.