Collaborations: closing the industry-academia gap

Beckman, Kathy; Coulter, Neal S.; Khajenoori, S.; Mead, Nancy R.

doi:10.1109/52.636668

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“…Many a times students do not experience the intricacies related with a project [15,19]. This disconnection from the industry another great worry for the academia as well as the industry [3,11,16].…”

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confidence: 99%

A Study of the Effectiveness of Case Study Approach in Software Engineering Education

Garg

Varma

2007

20th Conference on Software Engineering Education &Amp; Training (CSEET'07)

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A Study of the Effectiveness of Case Study Approach in Software Engineering Education

Garg

Varma

2007

20th Conference on Software Engineering Education &Amp; Training (CSEET'07)

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“…The triple helix of government, industry, and academia have made several efforts to enable effective research-based innovation (Elias 2000;Etzkowitz 1998Etzkowitz , 2003Etzkowitz , 2008Leydesdorff and Etzkowitz 1996). Industry-academia collaborations (Beckman 1997) have shown to be governed by several success factors (Claes 2012) and challenges (Johns et al 2003). Creating science-based industries from academic research is a common theme of industrial policy, whether made explicit as in France, China (Cai and Liu 2014), Gulf states (Akili 2005) and Mexico (Vargas and Isabel 2010) or implicit such as in the USA (Block and Keller 2009;Etzkowitz 1998;Etzkowitz et al 1998).…”

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Certus: an organizational effort towards research-based innovation in software verification and validation

Sen

Marijan

Gotlieb

2015

Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag

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What is gratifying to a software engineering researcher? Three of many possible answers to this question are (a) the intellectual exercise in developing/disseminating approaches that address emerging and existing challenges, (b) recognition from impact in a community of researchers and (c) widespread use of novel ideas, including software, in the society at large leading to enhancement of human ability and job creation. A culmination of these sources requires an organizational effort. This article presents a detailed account of a research-based innovation centre, Certus, to facilitate such a culmination for software engineering researchers. Certus has established a body of knowledge, methods and tools for the validation and verification of software systems in the Norwegian private and public sector. Certus works in close cooperation with five founding user partners and is hosted by the Simula Research Laboratory. We present the organizational structure of Certus and describe how Certus's life and health is planned and evaluated on a regular basis as a research-based innovation centre. We expound two successful collaborations, with (a) the private sector entity Cisco systems, Norway and (b) the public sector entity the Norwegian Customs and Excise. We hope that this document will serve as a basis to encourage national/ international funding schemes to create call for proposals for long-term research-based innovation centres. This, we believe, is one way to justify use of tax payers resources in creating a win-win situation for the triple helix: government, researchers and industry.

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“…Traditionally, it has been used to inform instructors and students of industrial *Email: john.ringwood@eeng.nuim.ie needs (Beckman et al 1997) and to provide a window into the real world of engineering industry as a motivational tool. The use of industry seminars within engineering programmes can be summarised as:…”

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Integrating industrial seminars within a graduate engineering programme

Ringwood

2013

European Journal of Engineering Education

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Collaborations: closing the industry-academia gap

Cited by 88 publications

References 6 publications

A Study of the Effectiveness of Case Study Approach in Software Engineering Education

A Study of the Effectiveness of Case Study Approach in Software Engineering Education

Certus: an organizational effort towards research-based innovation in software verification and validation

Integrating industrial seminars within a graduate engineering programme

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