Register for the 19th annual Code Freeze software engineering symposium on Thursday, Jan. 11

Register for the 19th annual Code Freeze software engineering symposium, "AI for SE for AI," on Thursday, Jan. 11 and explore the interplay between artificial intelligence and software engineering. Code Freeze is open to all students, in particular those interested in computer science and engineering-related fields. Limited early-bird pricing of $79 for students still may be available. Regular student pricing is $99. Breakfast and lunch are included. Register soon!
Attend Code Freeze 2024!

The Code Freeze 2024 software engineering symposium will explore the boundary between human ingenuity and machine capability, and dive into the radical transformations that AI is bringing to the industry. This year’s theme, "AI for SE for AI," explores the interplay between artificial intelligence in software engineering and vice versa.

Code Freeze 2024

Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2024
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Bruininks Hall

Breakfast and lunch provided!

From code completion to AI that self-optimizes, the event will examine AI from generative and derivative perspective, and explore the sociotechnical impacts of their intersection. Planned discussion and presentation topics include LLMs, MLOps, prompt engineering, chatbot wars (and who's winning), deep learning in observability, software project management for AI, NLP for documentation, and more!

A limited number of $79 student early-bird registrations still may be available, so register soon. The regular student registration cost is $99. Code Freeze is hosted by the University of Minnesota Software Engineering Center (UMSEC).

For more information and to register, visit the Code Freeze 2024 webpage.

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University of Minnesota Software Engineering Center (UMSEC)

612-625-1381

umsec@umn.edu