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Objective
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To participate in a challenging
state-of-art software engineering research, software design, software
development, and/or software process improvement issues
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Education
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1996 – December, 2000
(Expected) University of Southern California LA,
USA
Passed
Ph.D Defense on Aug 29, 2000
Ph.D., Computer Science
1994 – 1995 University of
Southern California LA,
USA
M.S., Computer Science
1989 – 1993 Chosun University Kwang-Ju, Korea
B.S., Computer Science
& Statistics
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Research Interests
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Software Metrics, Software
Development Process, Software Cost Estimation, Software Architecture,
Knowledge-Based Software Engineering, Software System Dynamics Modeling
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Experience
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Research Assistant:
1998
- Present USC/Center for Software Engineering LA, CA
with Dr. Barry Boehm
- Member of COCOMO (COntructive COst MOdel) II
research team
- Upgrade and Maintain USC-COCOMO II written in
C & Visual C++ for CD that will be included in the book “Software
Estimation with COCOMO II”
- Collect and Analyze the data collected from
industrial, government, aerospace, FFRDC organizations to calibrate the
COCOMO II model
- Develop COCOMO II
TOOL extension model: collect/analyze
data to validate the model
1997
- 1998 USC/Center for Software Engineering LA, CA
with Dr. Ellis
Horowitz
- Upgrade and Maintain USC-COCOMO II implemented
in Java, Motif and Visual C++: Core part is written in C.
Teaching Assistant:
- Lead TA in Prof. Boehm’s CS510 course,
"Software Management and Economics" in Fall, 1996, 1997, and
1998
- Lead TA in Prof. Ghyam’s CS477 course,
"Design and Construction of Large Software Systems" in Spring,
1997
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Technical Skills
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Operating System
Experiences
- Solaris, SunOS4, HP-UX, SCO Unix, Linux
- MS-DOS, MS Windows 3.1x, Window 95, Window
98/NT
- MacOS
Programming
Languages
- C/C++, Visual C++
- Java, HTML
- Unix Shells, AWK
- LISP, Fortran, Pascal, COBOL
- X/Xt, Motif
- IBM PC assembly
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Publications
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Journal:
- Jongmoon Baik
and Barry Boehm, “Empirical Analysis of CASE Tool Effect on Software Development
Effort”, will be published in Vol. 1 of International Journal of
Computer and Information Science.
- Barry Boehm,
Chris Abts, Jongmoon Baik, A. Winsor Brown, Sunita Chulani, Brad Clark,
Ellis Horowitz, Ray Madachy, Don Reifer, and Bert Steece, “Future
Trends, Implications in Cost Estimation Models”, CROSSTALK, The Journal
of Defense Software Engineering Vol.13 No.4.
Conference:
- Barry Boehm, Chris Abts,
Jongmoon Baik, Winsor Brown,Sunita Chulani, Cyrus Fakharzadeh, Ellis
Horowitz and Donald Reifer, “The COCOMO II
Suite”, ISPA1999, San Antonio, TX, USA
- Jongmoon Baik
and Barry Boehm, “CASE Tool Effects on Software Development Effort”,
ISPA2000, Noordwijk, The Netherlands
Tech Report:
- Jongmoon Baik,
Sunita Chulani, and Ellis Horowitz, “Software Effort and Schedule
Estimation Using The Constructive Cost Model: COCOMO II”, Technical Report USCCSE-99-524, Center for
Software Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
90089-0781, 1999 (submitted to ICSE99 Informal Tool Demo).
- Jongmoon Baik, “The Effects of CASE Tools on
Software Development Effort”, Technical Report USCCSE-99-528, Center for
Software Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
90089-0781, 1999 (Qualifying
Report as partial fulfillment of Ph.D. requirements).
Proceeding:
- Jongmoon Baik, Sunita Chulani, and Barry
Boehm, Proceedings of 13th International Forum on COCOMO and
11th Focused Workshop on COCOMO II Extensions, University of
Southern California, OCT 6-9, 1998.
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References
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Dr. Barry Boehm (boehm@sunset.usc.edu),
TRW
Professor, Department of Computer Science,
Director, Center for Software Engineering,
University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0781
Dr. Ellis Horowitz (horowitz@pollux.usc.edu),
Professor, Department of Computer Science,
Director, Distance Learning and Information Technology Program
University of Southern California,
Los Angeles, CA 90089-0781
Dr. Bert Steece (berts@almaak.usc.edu)
Deputy Dean of Faculty, Marshall School of Business
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, CA 90089-1425
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