June Ming-june Lee

950 Elizabeth Ct. #201, Wheeling, IL 60090
Phone: (847) 590-0715

Email: milee@sunset.usc.edu

OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION

• Ph.D., Computer Science, 1996 (Advisor: Dr. Barry Boehm )
  University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, USA
  
• M.S., Computer Science, 1991
  University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California, USA
• B.S., Computer Science and Information Engineering, 1989
  National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC

INTERESTS: distributed groupware, requirements engineering, software process improvement, computer supported cooperative work (CSCW), and modeling of software systems.

WORK EXPERIENCE

• [August 1996-March 1997] Research Associate and Associate Instructor, USC, Computer Science Department
  
  • Designed and implemented methodologies for integrating COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) tools and university research prototypes with WinWin, a groupware for distributed negotiation and collaboration.
  • Applied WinWin to areas such as satellite control, and simulation and training.
  • Gave training sessions on WinWin to help distributed stakeholders efficiently converge on better, cheaper, faster, and win-win system requirements.
• [July 1993-August 1996] Research Assistant, USC, Computer Science Department
  Developed theories and the support system for the WinWin requirements negotiation process.
• [March 1993-July 1993] Software Engineer, Perceptronics
  Upgraded the storage and printing modules of the CACE/PM (Computer Aided Concurrent Engineering / Process Modeler) environment and Percnet (a workload analysis tool) with C++, YACC/LEX, Postscript Language, and Tcl/Tk on X window platform.
• [October 1991-January 1993] Research Assistant, USC, Decision System Department
  Designed and implemented a knowledge-based environment for modeling and simulating software development processes.
• [August 1990 -- May 1991] Research Assistant, USC, Computer Science Department and Human Factor Department
  Developed a rule-based and object-oriented system that integrated technology and human factors in the HITOP (Highly Integrated Technology, Organization, and People) project.

PUBLICATIONS

1. "Software Requirements Negotiation and Renegotiation Aids: A Theory-W Based Spiral Approach," with B. Boehm, P. Bose, and E. Horowitz, Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE-17), Seattle, April 1995.
2. "Formally Modeling the WinWin Requirements Negotiation System," Proceedings of Doctoral Consortium, Second IEEE International Symposium on Requirements Engineering (RE'95), York, UK, March 1995.
3. "Software Requirements As Negotiated Win Conditions," with B. Boehm, P. Bose and E. Horowitz, Proceedings of the First International Conference on Requirements Engineering(ICRE94), pp. 74-83, IEEE Computer Society Press, Colorado Springs Colorado, April 1994.
4. "A Knowledge-Based Software Process Library for Process-Driven Software Development," with P. Mi, and W. Scacchi, Proceedings of the 7th Knowledge-Based Software Engineering Conference, 1992.
5. "Foundations of the WinWin Requirements Negotiation System," Ph.D. thesis, Computer Science Department, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, August 1996.
6. Knowledge Summary: USC-CSE Focused Workshop on Groupware for Software Engineering, edited with A. Egyed, H. In and B. Boehm. Los Angeles, June 1996.
7. Knowledge Summary: USC-CSE Focused Workshop on Next Generation Software Processes and Their Support , edited with B. Boehm, Los Angeles, October 1993.
8. "Experimental Results from a Prototype Next-Generation Process Support System," with B. Boehm, P. Bose, and E. Horowitz, TRW Systems Integration Group Technology Review, Summer 1994, Volume 2, Number 1.
9. "The WinWin Requirements Negotiation System: A Model-Driven Approach," , with B. Boehm, USC-CSE Technical Report USC-CSE-96-502, Center for Software Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089, April 1996.

PROGRAMMING EXPERIENCE

• [Operating systems and GUI's]
  UNIX, MS-DOS, Windows 95, X windows, Devguide, and Motif
• [Languages]
  C, C++, YACC/LEX, HTML, LISP, Perl, PROLOG, PASCAL

LANGUAGES SPOKEN

PROJECTS

• [Compiler Design]
  • Used LEX and YACC to implement an Ada-subset compiler from parsing to code generation.
  • Used C and Bison to implement hand-written lexical analyzer, parser, symbol table, and semantic checker.
• [Database]
  • [Database System Design]
    Built a relational database system featuring entity integrity, referential integrity, variable length string, manual-driven user interface, and general data manipulation function.
  • [Database System Application]
    Used Oracle to to create and manage the invoice database for a fashion company.
  • [OMEGA Multi-processor Object-oriented Database System]
    Designed and implemented the part of type hierarchy support in constructing a prototype for the OMEGA database system.
• [Software Engineering]
  • Developed a Process Re-engineering Environment that reads shell script and generalize the contents into processes.
  • Designed a graphical database system using CASE Tool and X Window System.

ACTIVITIES AND HONORS

• Seminar Coordinator and Travel Fund Committee Member for the Computer Science Graduate Organization (CSGO) at the USC
• Outstanding Executive Award of the Chinese Culture Club (CCC) at the USC

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