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terça-feira, 28 de agosto de 2012
A Importância do Teste de Software
Hoje em dia é praticamente impossível realizar qualquer tarefa do nosso dia a dia sem que de alguma maneira tenhamos algum tipo de sistema baseado em computador envolvido. Nem mesmo as coisas mais simples, como pegar o leite da geladeira para tomar o nosso café da manhã escapam dessa influência. Todo o processo pelo qual o leite passou até chegar à nossa geladeira teve sem dúvida participação de vários tipos de sistemas baseados em computador. Mesmo o simples fato de a geladeira estar ligada envolve esses sistemas, a transmissão da energia elétrica é controlada por sistemas baseados em computador, o processo de cobrança é controlado por sistemas baseados em computador. É, portanto, justificada a preocupação com o funcionamento adequado desses sistemas. Quando eles falham grandes prejuízos podem ser gerados. Prejuízos tanto financeiros quanto envolvendo riscos à vida humana.
Os sistemas baseados em computador são, em geral, divididos em componentes de hardware – equipamentos necessários para que o sistema funcione, e os componentes de software. Com a evolução do hardware tivemos uma redução substancial do preço desses equipamentos nas últimas décadas, levando à disponibilização de equipamentos cada vez mais confiáveis e poderosos a preços cada vez mais acessíveis. Nesse contexto a preocupação com a confiabilidade e principalmente com os custos de desenvolvimento passou a ser o software.
A engenharia de software é uma disciplina que vem se desenvolvendo em resposta a essa necessidade. Aplicando técnicas, métodos e ferramentas, muitas delas com origem em outras disciplinas de engenharia, ao desenvolvimento de software. Um processo de desenvolvimento de software genérico envolve as fases de definição, construção e manutenção de um software. A atividade de teste está relacionada à fase de construção, sendo responsável inclusive pela validação final antes de se colocar o software em operação.
Apesar dessa importância ela é uma das atividades mais negligenciadas nas empresas hoje em dia. Em geral falta planejamento para se realizar a atividade de maneira apropriada e muitas vezes por falta de uma organização do processo de desenvolvimento não se tem tempo para que a execução dos testes tenha o mínimo de eficácia.
A falta de experiência com a atividade de teste leva os gestores do processo de desenvolvimento de software a até mesmo definir de maneira inadequada os objetivos da atividade. É comum se definir o objetivo da atividade de teste como sendo o de mostrar que o software em desenvolvimento está correto. Ou seja, o testador teria o objetivo de mostrar que o software está correto, não havendo defeitos a serem corrigidos. Mas se a tarefa do testador for a de mostrar que o software está correto, e eles tentarem realizar bem a sua tarefa, a presença de defeitos não será descoberta e o software será entregue ao cliente cheio de problemas não revelados durante o teste! Um absurdo...
Portanto o objetivo da atividade de teste deve ser o de mostrar que o software sendo testado tem defeitos, desta forma permitindo que os desenvolvedores encontrem e removam esses defeitos deixando o software mais confiável antes de ser entregue ao cliente.
Não deixe de considerar os aspectos relacionados ao teste de software quando estiver fazendo o planejamento do desenvolvimento de algum sistema baseado em computador dentro da sua empresa, essa preocupação lhe trará muitos benefícios no futuro.
Prof. Dr. Plínio Vilela
http://pliniovilela.blogspot.com
sábado, 28 de julho de 2012
Vaga: Test Engineer
Job Title: Test Enginner
Job Summary
This position is responsible for verifying that the end-to-end mobile business solutions
developed by the company operate as designed.
These solutions are mostly developed using SQL Server / .NET and related technologies and
this position helps drive the system quality assurance program for stakeholders, customers
and partners to deliver high quality products as part of the software development lifecycle.
Essential Functions
-Test software releases during the software development.
-Select and develop appropriate test automation tools.
-Report test results and enter problems and issues into the issue tracking system.
-Monitor and update bug reports as needed including bug report closure.
-Configure necessary hardware and operating environments as needed to complete
assigned testing.
-Write or assist in the development of test plans and test procedures.
-Complete assigned test-related tasks.
-Assist in review of test processes as they are developed.
Expectations
-Demonstrate the ability to analyze a problem and complete detailed reports.
-Able to methodically produce the steps which exhibit bugs in the product and be able
to reproduce and communicate these steps.
-Show initiative in gaining in-depth experience in areas of technology relevant to testing
of company products.
-Show initiative in gaining theoretical knowledge in software testing.
-Work well in a team environment and alone.
-Have ability to learn fast, be self-driven and ability to work across teams, disciplines
and cultures
-Have ability to adapt to the changing needs of a project.
-Have ability to meet deadlines.
-Have strong communication skills, both in writing and orally.
English: can read and write well enough to be able to communicate with peer QA and
development engineers regarding software defects
Qualifications
-Education: Bachelor’s degree in computer science or relevant experience.
-Experience: 3 years testing computer software.
-Familiarity with testing methodologies and the defect reporting process.
-Knowledge of programming languages and source control systems.
-Experience with SQL Server and Transact SQL
-Experience with OOP, Webservices/XML, .NET (C# e ASP.NET)
-Experience with automated testing tools.
Interessados podem entrar em contato com o Fabricio (fluiz .at. springwireless.com).
Job Summary
This position is responsible for verifying that the end-to-end mobile business solutions
developed by the company operate as designed.
These solutions are mostly developed using SQL Server / .NET and related technologies and
this position helps drive the system quality assurance program for stakeholders, customers
and partners to deliver high quality products as part of the software development lifecycle.
Essential Functions
-Test software releases during the software development.
-Select and develop appropriate test automation tools.
-Report test results and enter problems and issues into the issue tracking system.
-Monitor and update bug reports as needed including bug report closure.
-Configure necessary hardware and operating environments as needed to complete
assigned testing.
-Write or assist in the development of test plans and test procedures.
-Complete assigned test-related tasks.
-Assist in review of test processes as they are developed.
Expectations
-Demonstrate the ability to analyze a problem and complete detailed reports.
-Able to methodically produce the steps which exhibit bugs in the product and be able
to reproduce and communicate these steps.
-Show initiative in gaining in-depth experience in areas of technology relevant to testing
of company products.
-Show initiative in gaining theoretical knowledge in software testing.
-Work well in a team environment and alone.
-Have ability to learn fast, be self-driven and ability to work across teams, disciplines
and cultures
-Have ability to adapt to the changing needs of a project.
-Have ability to meet deadlines.
-Have strong communication skills, both in writing and orally.
English: can read and write well enough to be able to communicate with peer QA and
development engineers regarding software defects
Qualifications
-Education: Bachelor’s degree in computer science or relevant experience.
-Experience: 3 years testing computer software.
-Familiarity with testing methodologies and the defect reporting process.
-Knowledge of programming languages and source control systems.
-Experience with SQL Server and Transact SQL
-Experience with OOP, Webservices/XML, .NET (C# e ASP.NET)
-Experience with automated testing tools.
Interessados podem entrar em contato com o Fabricio (fluiz .at. springwireless.com).
quinta-feira, 24 de maio de 2012
6th Brazilian Workshop on Systematic and Automated Software Testing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
6th Brazilian Workshop on Systematic and Automated Software Testing
(http://icomp.ufam.edu.br/sast2012/)
Natal, RN, Brazil
September 23rd., 2012 (Sunday)
Co-located with:
CBSoft 2012 - Brazilian Conference on Software: Theory and Practice
(http://www.cbsoft.dimap.ufrn.br/ )
CALL FOR PAPERS
=================
Software testing is of central importance to verify and validate
software systems. However, empirical studies show that test-related
activities often account for over 50% of software development costs.
Systematic and automated approaches have shown capable of reducing
this overwhelming cost. Industrial success cases have been openly
reported and academic interest continues to grow as observed by the
growing number of researchers in the field. The main goal of SAST is
to build a forum that brings the research and industry communities
together to discuss improvements in software testing systematization
and automation.
The 6th edition of SAST will be co-located with the Brazilian
Conference on Software: Theory and Practice (CBSoft) and will benefit
from other important joint events, as the Brazilian Symposium on
Software Engineering (SBES), the Brazilian Symposium on Programming
Languages (SBPL), Brazilian Symposium on Formal Methods (SBFM), and
the Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures and
Reuse (SBCARS). During this period, Natal is the place to be for those
interested in Systematic and Automated Software Testing.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
====================
The workshop focuses on bringing together the academic and the
industrial software testing community that has been researching on
systematic and automated practices, activities and tools of software
testing. The topics covered by the workshop include, but are not
limited to, the following:
Test-driven development;
Testing integrated with development activities;
Program-based testing;
Specification-based testing;
Model-based testing;
Model-driven testing;
Risk-based testing;
Error-based and fault-based testing;
Performance, load and stress testing;
Combinatorial testing and random testing;
Test case selection techniques;
Test case generation techniques;
Test oracle and test result checking techniques;
Test driver, stubs, harness and test script generation;
Test adequacy and coverage measurement;
Test effective analysis and test report generation;
Test related software artifact generation;
Management of testing activities and resources;
Maintenance and reuse of test artifacts;
Requirements and Tests;
Test artifacts traceability;
Formal Approaches to Testing.
BEST PAPER AWARD
========================
The best paper will be invited to submit an extended version to RITA
(Revista em Informática Teórica e Aplicada)!
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
========================
We solicit submissions in the following categories:
-Technical papers: Technical papers should present original
contribution to software testing research area and must be no longer
than 10 pages, including all the figures, references, and appendices.
-Experience Reports: Experience report papers content should describe
the practical usage of software testing in real industry applications,
emphasizing the results obtained and the lessons learned. The reports
should not have been published previously, yet they are not required
to present original contributions. Experience report papers must be no
longer than 6 pages, including all the figures, references, and
appendices.
Papers can be written either in Portuguese or in English and will be
judged according to their adequacy to workshop scope, relevance,
technical soundness and originality. Papers should state clearly their
relation to previous work, mainly to previous published work of the
own authors. Theoretical papers should emphasize the contribution to
the practice. Papers on empirical experiments should describe the used
methods and interpret qualitatively and quantitatively their results.
All submissions will be reviewed by at least three workshop PC
members.
Papers must follow the guidelines described in "Templates for Articles
and Book Chapters" of the Brazilian Computer Society, available at
http://www.sbc.org.br/en/index.php?option=com_jdownloads&Itemid=195&task=viewcategory&catid=32.
Submitted papers must be unpublished original work.
All submitted papers must be in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF)
and must be submitted using the JEMS system
(https://submissoes.sbc.org.br/>.
PUBLICATION
=============
For accepted submissions, at least one of the authors must register
in the workshop for presenting the paper.
IMPORTANT DATES
==================
Submission Deadline: June 17th, 2012
Notification of Acceptance: July 14th, 2012
Final Version: July 21th, 2012
PC CHAIRS
==========
Roberta Coelho (DIMAp/UFRN)
Arilo Claudio (IComp/UFAM)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE (to be confirmed)
===================
Adalberto Crespo, CEMPRA
Adenilso da Silva Simão, SSC/USP
Aditya P. Mathur, Purdue University, USA
Alexandre Petrenko, CRIM, Canada
Ana Cavalcanti, University of York, UK
Ana Cavalli, GET-INT, France
Ana Maria Ambrósio, INPE
Anamaria Martins Moreira, DIMAp/UFRN
Antonia Bertolino, CNR, Pisa, IT
Arilo Claudio Dias Neto, IComp/UFAM (co-chair)
Arndt Von Staa, Puc-Rio
Augusto Sampaio, CIN/UFPE
Auri Vincenzi, INF/UFG
Edmundo Spoto, UNIVEM
Eliane Martins, IC/Unicamp
Ellen Francine Barbosa, SSC/USP
Fábio Fagundes Silveira - ICT/UNIFESP
Guilherme Horta Travassos, COPPE/UFRJ
João Cangussu, UTD, USA
Jorge Figueiredo, DSC/UFCG
José Carlos Maldonado, SSC/USP
Juliano Iyoda, CIn/UFPE
Juliana Herbert, UNISINOS
Márcio Eduardo Delamaro, SSC/USP
Marcos Chaim, EACH/USP
Mário Jino, FEEC/UNICAMP
Otávio Lemos, ICT/UNIFESP
Patrícia Machado, DSC/UFCG
Paulo César Masiero, SSC/USP
Plínio Vilela, UNIMEP
Roberta Coelho, DIMAp/UFRN (chair)
Ricardo Anido, IC/UNICAMP
Sandra Fabri, DC/UFSCAR
Silvia Regina Vergílio, DInf/UFPR
Simone do Rocio Senger de Souza, SSC/USP
segunda-feira, 19 de dezembro de 2011
Pesquisa Corpo de Conhecimento em Teste de Software
Olá pessoal!
Se voce trabalha ou trabalhou com Teste de Software (ou se conhecer
alguém dessa área e puder repassar este email), gostaria de pedir sua
ajuda.
Estamos fazendo uma pesquisa em Teste de Sofware e uma das etapas é qualificar por importância um corpo de conhecimento, para posteriormente verificar possíveis deficiências na formação dos egressos dos cursos de computação.
O formulário leva menos de 5 minutos para ser respondido e as informações pessoais são confidenciais e opcionais.
Para responder e obter maiores informações acesse o link abaixo:
http://portal.totemti.com.br:8080/Pesquisa/
Abraços,
Prof. Dr. Plínio Vilela
http://pliniovilela.blogspot.com
Coord. Mestrado em Ciência da Computação
Coord. Esp. Engenharia de Software
Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba
Se voce trabalha ou trabalhou com Teste de Software (ou se conhecer
alguém dessa área e puder repassar este email), gostaria de pedir sua
ajuda.
Estamos fazendo uma pesquisa em Teste de Sofware e uma das etapas é qualificar por importância um corpo de conhecimento, para posteriormente verificar possíveis deficiências na formação dos egressos dos cursos de computação.
O formulário leva menos de 5 minutos para ser respondido e as informações pessoais são confidenciais e opcionais.
Para responder e obter maiores informações acesse o link abaixo:
http://portal.totemti.com.br:8080/Pesquisa/
Abraços,
Prof. Dr. Plínio Vilela
http://pliniovilela.blogspot.com
Coord. Mestrado em Ciência da Computação
Coord. Esp. Engenharia de Software
Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba
quarta-feira, 25 de maio de 2011
Chamada de Trabalhos - SAST 2011
CALL FOR PAPERS
SAST 2011 - 5th Brazilian Workshop on Systematic and Automated Software Testing
(http://www.sjc.unifesp.br/sast2011/)
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
September 30th., 2011
Co-located with:
CBSoft 2011 - Brazilian Conference on Software: Theory and Practice
(http://www.each.usp.br/cbsoft2011/ingles/index_en.html)
CALL FOR PAPERS
=================
Software testing is of central importance to verify and validate
software systems. However, empirical studies show that test-related
activities often account for over 50% of software development costs.
Systematic and automated approaches have shown capable of reducing
this overwhelming cost. Industrial success cases have been openly
reported and academic interest continues to grow as observed by the
growing number of researchers in the field. The main goal of SAST is
to build a forum that brings the research and industry communities
together to discuss improvements in software testing systematization
and automation.
This 5th edition of SAST will be co-located with the Brazilian
Conference on Software: Theory and Practice (CBSoft) and will benefit
from other important joint events, as the Brazilian Symposium on
Software Engineering (SBES), the Brazilian Symposium on Programming
Languages (SBPL), Brazilian Symposium on Formal Methods (SBFM), and
the Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures and
Reuse (SBCARS). During this period, São Paulo is the place to be for
those interested in Systematic and Automated Software Testing.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
====================
The workshop focuses on bringing together the academic and the
industrial software testing community that has been researching on
systematic and automated practices, activities and tools of software
testing. The topics covered by the workshop include, but are not
limited to, the following:
Test-driven development;
Testing integrated with development activities;
Program-based testing;
Specification-based testing;
Model-based testing;
Model-driven testing;
Risk-based testing;
Error-based and fault-based testing;
Performance, load and stress testing;
Combinatorial testing and random testing;
Test case selection techniques;
Test case generation techniques;
Test oracle and test result checking techniques;
Test driver, stubs, harness and test script generation;
Test adequacy and coverage measurement;
Test effective analysis and test report generation;
Test related software artifact generation;
Management of testing activities and resources;
Maintenance and reuse of test artifacts;
Requirements and Tests;
Test artifacts traceability;
Formal Approaches to Testing.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
========================
We solicit submissions in the following categories:
-Technical papers: Technical papers should present original
contribution to software testing research area and must be no longer
than 10 pages, including all the figures, references, and appendices.
-Experience Reports: Experience report papers content should describe
the practical usage of software testing in real industry applications,
emphasizing the results obtained and the lessons learned. The reports
should not have been published previously, yet they are not required
to present original contributions. Experience report papers must be no
longer than 6 pages, including all the figures, references, and
appendices.
Papers can be written either in Portuguese or in English and will be
judged according to their adequacy to workshop scope, relevance,
technical soundness and originality. Papers should state clearly their
relation to previous work, mainly to previous published work of the
own authors. Theoretical papers should emphasize the contribution to
the practice. Papers on empirical experiments should describe the used
methods and interpret qualitatively and quantitatively their results.
All submissions will be reviewed by at least three workshop PC members.
Papers must follow the guidelines described in "Templates for Articles and Book Chapters" of the Brazilian Computer Society, available at http://www.sbc.org.br/en/index.php?option=com_jdownloads&Itemid=195&task=viewcategory&catid=32. Submitted papers must be unpublished original work.
All submitted papers must be in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) and must be submitted using the JEMS system (https://submissoes.sbc.org.br/>.
PUBLICATION
=============
For accepted submissions, at least one of the authors must register in the workshop for presenting the paper.
IMPORTANT DATES
==================
Submission Deadline: June 06th, 2011
Notification of Acceptance: July 14th, 2011
Final Version: July 18th, 2011
PC CHAIRS
==========
Eliane Martins (IC/UNICAMP)
Fábio Fagundes Silveira (ICT/UNIFESP)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
===================
* Adalberto Crespo - Centro de Tecnologia da Informação Renato Archer - CTI
* Adenilso Simao - ICMC-USP
* Alexandre Petrenko - Computer Research Institute of Montreal
* Ana Ambrosio - INPE
* Ana Cavalli- GET/INT
* Arndt von Staa - PUC-Rio
* Auri Marcelo Rizzo Vincenzi - UFG
* Edmundo Spoto - UFG
* Eduardo Guerra - ITA
* Eliane Martins - UNICAMP
* Elisa Yumi Nakagawa - USP
* Elisângela Vieira - Alcatel/Lucent
* Ellen Francine Barbosa - ICMC-USP
* Fatima Mattiello-Francisco - INPE
* Fábio Fagundes Silveira - ICT/UNIFESP
* Guilherme Travassos - COPPE/UFRJ
* Jacques Sauvé - UFCG
* Jorge César Abrantes de Figueiredo - UFCG
* José Maldonado - SSC/ICMC-USP/ São Carlos
* Juliana Herbert - Herbert Consulting
* Juliano Iyoda - UFPE
* Marcelo dAmorim - UFPE
* Marcelo Fantinato - USP
* Márcio Delamaro - USP
* Marcos Chaim - USP
* Mario Jino - FEEC-UNICAMP
* Otávio Lemos - ICT/UNIFESP
* Patricia Machado - UFCG
* Plínio Leitão Júnior - UFG
* Plinio Vilela - Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba
* Sandra Fabbri - UFSCa
* Silvia Vergilio - UFPR
* Simone Souza - ICMC-USP
SAST 2011 - 5th Brazilian Workshop on Systematic and Automated Software Testing
(http://www.sjc.unifesp.br/sast2011/)
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
September 30th., 2011
Co-located with:
CBSoft 2011 - Brazilian Conference on Software: Theory and Practice
(http://www.each.usp.br/cbsoft2011/ingles/index_en.html)
CALL FOR PAPERS
=================
Software testing is of central importance to verify and validate
software systems. However, empirical studies show that test-related
activities often account for over 50% of software development costs.
Systematic and automated approaches have shown capable of reducing
this overwhelming cost. Industrial success cases have been openly
reported and academic interest continues to grow as observed by the
growing number of researchers in the field. The main goal of SAST is
to build a forum that brings the research and industry communities
together to discuss improvements in software testing systematization
and automation.
This 5th edition of SAST will be co-located with the Brazilian
Conference on Software: Theory and Practice (CBSoft) and will benefit
from other important joint events, as the Brazilian Symposium on
Software Engineering (SBES), the Brazilian Symposium on Programming
Languages (SBPL), Brazilian Symposium on Formal Methods (SBFM), and
the Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures and
Reuse (SBCARS). During this period, São Paulo is the place to be for
those interested in Systematic and Automated Software Testing.
TOPICS OF INTEREST
====================
The workshop focuses on bringing together the academic and the
industrial software testing community that has been researching on
systematic and automated practices, activities and tools of software
testing. The topics covered by the workshop include, but are not
limited to, the following:
Test-driven development;
Testing integrated with development activities;
Program-based testing;
Specification-based testing;
Model-based testing;
Model-driven testing;
Risk-based testing;
Error-based and fault-based testing;
Performance, load and stress testing;
Combinatorial testing and random testing;
Test case selection techniques;
Test case generation techniques;
Test oracle and test result checking techniques;
Test driver, stubs, harness and test script generation;
Test adequacy and coverage measurement;
Test effective analysis and test report generation;
Test related software artifact generation;
Management of testing activities and resources;
Maintenance and reuse of test artifacts;
Requirements and Tests;
Test artifacts traceability;
Formal Approaches to Testing.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
========================
We solicit submissions in the following categories:
-Technical papers: Technical papers should present original
contribution to software testing research area and must be no longer
than 10 pages, including all the figures, references, and appendices.
-Experience Reports: Experience report papers content should describe
the practical usage of software testing in real industry applications,
emphasizing the results obtained and the lessons learned. The reports
should not have been published previously, yet they are not required
to present original contributions. Experience report papers must be no
longer than 6 pages, including all the figures, references, and
appendices.
Papers can be written either in Portuguese or in English and will be
judged according to their adequacy to workshop scope, relevance,
technical soundness and originality. Papers should state clearly their
relation to previous work, mainly to previous published work of the
own authors. Theoretical papers should emphasize the contribution to
the practice. Papers on empirical experiments should describe the used
methods and interpret qualitatively and quantitatively their results.
All submissions will be reviewed by at least three workshop PC members.
Papers must follow the guidelines described in "Templates for Articles and Book Chapters" of the Brazilian Computer Society, available at http://www.sbc.org.br/en/index.php?option=com_jdownloads&Itemid=195&task=viewcategory&catid=32. Submitted papers must be unpublished original work.
All submitted papers must be in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF) and must be submitted using the JEMS system (https://submissoes.sbc.org.br/>.
PUBLICATION
=============
For accepted submissions, at least one of the authors must register in the workshop for presenting the paper.
IMPORTANT DATES
==================
Submission Deadline: June 06th, 2011
Notification of Acceptance: July 14th, 2011
Final Version: July 18th, 2011
PC CHAIRS
==========
Eliane Martins (IC/UNICAMP)
Fábio Fagundes Silveira (ICT/UNIFESP)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
===================
* Adalberto Crespo - Centro de Tecnologia da Informação Renato Archer - CTI
* Adenilso Simao - ICMC-USP
* Alexandre Petrenko - Computer Research Institute of Montreal
* Ana Ambrosio - INPE
* Ana Cavalli- GET/INT
* Arndt von Staa - PUC-Rio
* Auri Marcelo Rizzo Vincenzi - UFG
* Edmundo Spoto - UFG
* Eduardo Guerra - ITA
* Eliane Martins - UNICAMP
* Elisa Yumi Nakagawa - USP
* Elisângela Vieira - Alcatel/Lucent
* Ellen Francine Barbosa - ICMC-USP
* Fatima Mattiello-Francisco - INPE
* Fábio Fagundes Silveira - ICT/UNIFESP
* Guilherme Travassos - COPPE/UFRJ
* Jacques Sauvé - UFCG
* Jorge César Abrantes de Figueiredo - UFCG
* José Maldonado - SSC/ICMC-USP/ São Carlos
* Juliana Herbert - Herbert Consulting
* Juliano Iyoda - UFPE
* Marcelo dAmorim - UFPE
* Marcelo Fantinato - USP
* Márcio Delamaro - USP
* Marcos Chaim - USP
* Mario Jino - FEEC-UNICAMP
* Otávio Lemos - ICT/UNIFESP
* Patricia Machado - UFCG
* Plínio Leitão Júnior - UFG
* Plinio Vilela - Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba
* Sandra Fabbri - UFSCa
* Silvia Vergilio - UFPR
* Simone Souza - ICMC-USP
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