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         (Joint work with Nate Foster (Cornell University), Pavol Cerny (University of Colorado at Boulder), Jedidiah McClurg (University of Colorado at Boulder), Philipp Ruemmer (Uppsala University))
       bio: |
         Hossein Hojjat is an assistant professor in the Computer Science department at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Before joining RIT, he was a postdoctoral researcher at Cornell University. He earned a PhD in Computer Science from EPFL in 2013. His research interests center on program synthesis and computer-aided verification.
+  - when: June 16; Time TBD
+    what: Software Development as a Writing Seminar
+    who: Walker White
+    where: Location TBD
+    details: 
+      abstract: |
+        The game design courses at Cornell put students together in interdiscplinary teams
+of software developers, artists, and other domain experts to produce a shippable game.
+As part of this process, the students develop professional skills such as writing and
+presenting for various audiences, the development and maintenance of highly functional
+teams, and proper project management. As a result, these courses are highly regarded by
+employers, even those outside of the games industry.<br/>
+        We have found that core feature for developing student professional skills is an intense
+cycle of documentation. Cooperating with the Engineering Communications program, we have
+structured these courses as a writing seminar. While the students develop their games,
+they also produce multiple design-related documents. Furthermore, they revise these
+documents multiple times in response to instructor feedback.<br/>
+        In this talk, we provide an overview of this documentation process and show how it
+works to strengthen student teams and professional skills.  This will include our design
+of the documents themselves, as we have to balance deep planning with agile development
+during these fast-moving courses.  We also discuss the importance of shifting the document
+audience -- from developer, to designer, to investor, to player -- in helping the students
+communicate between the various disciplines on their team.  Finally, we talk about our
+assessment process, and how we work together with the Engineering Communication Program
+to provide the students with effective feedback.
+      bio: |
+        Walker White is a Senior Lecturer and Stephen H. Weiss Teaching Fellow in the Department
+of Computer Science at Cornell University.  Since 2007 he has been the Director of the
+Game Design Initiative at Cornell, which supports an interdisciplinary minor in game
+design and development.  He has won several teaching awards for his work in this program.
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