Meyer, Bertrand (1950-.... ; chercheur en informatique)
France
Date de naissance
1950
Langues d'expression
français
anglais
Docteur en sciences mathématiques et en informatique (Nancy I, 1985)
Polytechnicien. Professeur à l'Université de Californie, Santa Barbara (en 1990). Président, Interactive software engineering, Santa Barbara, Calif. et de la Société des outils du logiciel, Paris (en 1990). Fondateur de la revue "Technique et science informatique"
Professor of Software Engineering (emeritus), ETH Zurich: Chair of Software Engineering. Chief Technology Officer, Eiffel Software. Provost and Professor of Software Engineering at Schaffhausen Institute of Technology; associated positions at Politecnico di Milano and University of Toulouse
Chercheur invité de l’Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (IRIT) (en 2016-2020)
Polytechnicien. Professeur à l'Université de Californie, Santa Barbara (en 1990). Président, Interactive software engineering, Santa Barbara, Calif. et de la Société des outils du logiciel, Paris (en 1990). Fondateur de la revue "Technique et science informatique"
Professor of Software Engineering (emeritus), ETH Zurich: Chair of Software Engineering. Chief Technology Officer, Eiffel Software. Provost and Professor of Software Engineering at Schaffhausen Institute of Technology; associated positions at Politecnico di Milano and University of Toulouse
Chercheur invité de l’Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (IRIT) (en 2016-2020)
Bertrand Meyer is Professor of Software Engineering and provost at the newly created Schaffhausen Institute of Technology in Switzerland. He was previously Professor of Software Engineering at ETH Zurich and holds associate positions at Politecnico di Milano, Innopolis University and the University of Toulouse. He is founder and CTO of Eiffel Software, based in Santa Barbara, California. His books have covered subjects ranging from object technology and software verification to programming languages and, most recently, agile development
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How to build quality software: the Eiffel experience
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With society’s growing reliance on IT systems, the ability to write high-quality software is ever more critical. While a posteriori verification techniques have their role, there is no substitute for