Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2012 11:04:35 +0200
Subject: 8 June 2012, 11:00, L017: Automatically Evaluating the Consistency
 and Conciseness of Class Names
From: Vadim Zaytsev 
To: SWAT, Luuk Stevens 

Dear colleagues,

This Friday there will be a SEM presentation by Luuk Stevens.
The abstract will be broadcasted later this week, and his (current
version of the) thesis is available for reading at the SEN1 papers
subversion repository in the directory masters/lstevens/thesis.

 Date: 8 June 2012
 Time: 11:00
 Room: L017 (CWI)
 Speakers: Luuk Stevens
 Title: Automatically Evaluating the Consistency and Conciseness of Class Names
 Abstract: under construction

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Yours,
     Vadim.

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Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2012 16:28:19 +0200
Subject: tomorrow, 11:00, L017: Automatically Evaluating the Consistency and
 Conciseness of Class Names
From: Vadim Zaytsev 
To: SWAT 

Dear colleagues,

This is a reminder of tomorrow's SEM presentation by Luuk Stevens,
this time with the abstract.
See you there!

 Date: 8 June 2012
 Time: 11:00
 Room: L017 (CWI)
 Speakers: Luuk Stevens
 Title: Automatically Evaluating the Consistency and Conciseness of Class Names
 Abstract: see below

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          Automatically Evaluating
       the Consistency and Conciseness
               of Class Names

Consistently and concisely named classes are important for program
comprehension. However, programmers are not yet aided with tools to
help choosing appropriate class names. This can lead to code that is
unnecessarily hard to comprehend, and therefore maintain. In this
research we focus on providing a method for the automatic evaluation
of the consistency and conciseness of class names. Providing such a
method to programmers may lead to code that is easier to comprehend,
possibly resulting in lower maintenance time and costs.
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Yours,
    Vadim.