Chief Executive Officer of SEI visits NCKU
Tainan, Taiwan, 11th October 2012
Dr. Paul D. Nielsen, Director and Chief Executive Officer of Software Engineering Institute (SEI), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, visited National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), southern Taiwan, and delivered a speech on “Systems of Software Engineering,” October 5th, sharing his experience in the field and expecting collaborative efforts between NCKU and SEI.
NCKU Executive Vice President Huey-Jen Jenny Su, on behalf of President Hwung-Hweng Hwung, welcomed Dr. Paul D. Nielsen for his first visit to the school.
With 28 year experience in software engineering, SEI develop curriculum for software engineering around the world and recently more efforts has been spent on cyber security which is software-based for most part, according to Dr. Nielsen.
“Since the personal privacy law has passed on Monday, it’s quite timely that we have your visit,” according to Dr. Su, saying “through initiative there would be some concrete potential proposal that we can link with your institute then have a more active participant and presence in the area.”
“SEI has 2 products serving around the world, one is CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) and the other is the whole concept of computer responsibility,” said Dr. Nielsen adding that SEI collaborates with people around the world because software is a global enterprise.
NCKU has preformed great potential in software engineering and information management research which makes NCKU an ideal location for SEI to set up a research center for Asian market, according to Dr. Nielson.
“We have several licensing here in Taiwan and people from America who are operating in Taiwan,” said Dr. Nielsen.
Dr. Nelson’s speech held at Department of Engineering, NCKU, had drawn much crowd with which he addressed that the impact of software in our daily life is increasing when it provides useful tools and its challenges are growing which makes great people are crucial in the operation.
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Dr. Paul D. Nielsen, Director and Chief Executive Officer of Software Engineering Institute (SEI), Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, visited National Cheng Kung University (NCKU), southern Taiwan, and delivered a speech on “Systems of Software Engineering,” October 5th, sharing his experience in the field and expecting collaborative efforts between NCKU and SEI.
NCKU Executive Vice President Huey-Jen Jenny Su, on behalf of President Hwung-Hweng Hwung, welcomed Dr. Paul D. Nielsen for his first visit to the school.
With 28 year experience in software engineering, SEI develop curriculum for software engineering around the world and recently more efforts has been spent on cyber security which is software-based for most part, according to Dr. Nielsen.
“Since the personal privacy law has passed on Monday, it’s quite timely that we have your visit,” according to Dr. Su, saying “through initiative there would be some concrete potential proposal that we can link with your institute then have a more active participant and presence in the area.”
“SEI has 2 products serving around the world, one is CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) and the other is the whole concept of computer responsibility,” said Dr. Nielsen adding that SEI collaborates with people around the world because software is a global enterprise.
NCKU has preformed great potential in software engineering and information management research which makes NCKU an ideal location for SEI to set up a research center for Asian market, according to Dr. Nielson.
“We have several licensing here in Taiwan and people from America who are operating in Taiwan,” said Dr. Nielsen.
Dr. Nelson’s speech held at Department of Engineering, NCKU, had drawn much crowd with which he addressed that the impact of software in our daily life is increasing when it provides useful tools and its challenges are growing which makes great people are crucial in the operation.
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