In the advent of autonomous driving the industry longs for appropriately educated employees in a wider range of fields than ever before. To meet the need of the industry academic teachers and members of the industry have to communicate to each other. This workshop should provide a chance to for both sides to meet, exchange requirements and experiences and work out an example lecture according to industrial requirements and academical feasibility. To our knowledge there has not been anyautomotive software engineering workshop focusing on the collaboration between academics and industry in facing adequate education.

Submission Guidelines

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal, conference or workshop. The following paper categories are welcome:

• Position papers describing experiences, novel approaches and challenges in the field of academic automotive software engineering education (up to four pages, including literature and appendix).

List of Topics

• Automotive software engineering education mapped to industrial requirements
• Collaborations with industry in lectures, e.g., integration of presentations by members of the automotive industry into the lecture
• Didactics in automotive software engineering, including simulations or programming of a model car
• Methods for teaching of technical basics, including CAN, Flexray, embedded systems
• Methods for teaching of modelling, including AUTOSAR and EAST-ADL
• Methods for teaching of machine learning with use cases in a car, including object detection, object tracking, movement prediction (of pedestrians, etc.), decision making, etc.
• Methods for teaching of security and safety related topics concerning automotive

Committees

Program Committee

• Jörg Abke – TH Aschaffenburg – University of Applied Sciences
• Katja Auernhammer – Nuremberg Institute of Technology
• Alessio Bucaioni – Mälardalen University Sweden
• Andreas Graf – itemis
• Simon Greiner – Bosch
• Mehdi Kargahi – University of Tehran
• Dieter Landes – Coburg University of Applied Sciences and Arts
• Henrik Lönn - Volvo Trucks Technology
• Yiannis Papadopoulos – University of Hull
• Mark-Oliver Reiser – Number Four
• Ute Schmid – University of Bamberg
• Friedhelm Stappert – Nuremberg Institute of Technology
• Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari – Nuremberg Institute of Technology
• Juha-Pekka Tolvanen – MetaCase
• Marc Zeller – Siemens

Organizing committee

• Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari, Nuremberg Institute of Technology, Germany
• Katja Auernhammer, Nuremberg Institute of Technology, Germany

Publication

All accepted WASSEE 2020 submissions will be published and indexed in the joint proceedings published by IEEE of the CSEE&T 2020.

Venue

The workshop will be held on November 8 or 9 in accordance and conjunction with CSEE&T 2020 in Munich, Germany.

Contact

All questions about submissions should be emailed to Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari or Katja Auernhammer.