The Impact Project: Determining the Impact of Software Engineering Research Upon Practice

CCR-0137766 Alexander Wolf计算机器协会Impact Project将根据其历史和定位，确定并记录有重大影响的研究贡献，确定已取得成功的研究模式，确定最有效的技术过渡方法，并预测软件工程研究可能最有效的方向。资金将用于支付一系列会议的旅费，以规划、讨论和执行这些研究。作为由ACM软件工程特殊兴趣小组(SIGSOFT)部分资助的一项特别倡议，该项目寻求具有高度包容性，涉及软件工程社区的大量成员，以及与软件工程兴趣重叠的其他人。该项目的产出将是一系列文件和简报，包括学术报告。项目结果应该有助于客观地评估软件工程社区的成就，从而对软件工程研究和实践者社区、其他学术学科、政府资助机构和公众有用。

CCR-0137766 Alexander Wolf Association for Computing MachineryThe Impact Project will identify and document research contributions that have had substantial impact, determine the research modalities that have been successful, identify technology transition approaches that have worked best, and anticipate directions that software engineering research might most effectively pursue, based on its history and positioning. Funding will support travel costs for a series of meetings to plan, discuss, and execute the studies. As a special initiative partially funded by the ACM Special Interest Group in Software Engineering (SIGSOFT), the project seeks to be highly inclusive, involving a large number of members of the software engineering community, as well as others whose interests overlap with software engineering. The project's outputs will be a series of documents and briefings, including scholarly, reports. Project results should be useful to the software engineering research and practitioner communities, to other academic disciplines, to government funding agencies, and to the public by helping objectively assess the software engineering community's record of achievement.