David Garlan




David Garlan is a Professor in the Institute for Software Research and the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University, where he leads several research projects and is the Director of Professional Software Engineering Programs.  His research interests include:
  • software architecture
  • pervasive computing
  • self-healing systems
  • cyber-physical systems
  • applied formal methods
  • software development environments

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Academics

Courses

17-655 and 17-755:  Architectures for Software Systems, Spring 2010

15-671:  Models of Software Systems, Fall 2009

17-811:  Self-Healing Systems, Spring 2003

Master of Software Engineering Program (MSE)

David Garlan is the Director of Professional Software Engineering Programs.  The Master of Software Engineering (MSE) program provides a unique environment for mastering the discipline of software engineering.  The goal of the program is to create the leaders of industrial software engineering practice: the future chief engineers, head designers, principal technical officers of their companies. 



Staff

Bradley Schmerl


Current Students

Jeff Barnes

Paulo Casanova

Vishal Dwivedi

Jung Soo Kim


Former Students

Robert Allen
Robert Monroe

Shang-wen "Owen" Cheng
John Ockerbloom

George Fairbanks John Pane

Charles Krueger
Vahe Poladian

Richard McDaniel
João Pedro Sousa

Robert Miller
Bridget Spitznagel





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