Two new fuzzy logic and computational intelligence mailing lists

by University of Otago, New Zealand

Hi,

We have recently created two mailing lists for discussing fuzzy
logic techniques applied to project management and computational
intelligence techniques applied to software engineering.

The former is for discussing the use of fuzzy logic techniques
applied to project management.  This includes planning,
monitoring, controlling, and analysis activities.  The list was
created mainly for software development project management, but
other forms of project management may also be of interest to
subscribers, along with generic issues in management.

The latter covers the use of any computational intelligence
techniques (neural networks, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms,
agents, case-based reasoning, etc.) applied to software
engineering activities.  These include, but are not limited to,
databases, software development and testing, and project
management.

To subscribe to either of these lists send the following to
[email protected]

subscribe fuzzy-pm-l

and/or

subscribe ci-se-l

You should then receive a notification message from the list server
regarding the list(s) you joined.

While it not required, we do appreciate each new subscriber
sending, to the list(s) to which they subscribe, a short introductory
message outlining their background (industry, academic, self-
taught, etc.), their work/projects in the relevant area, and perhaps a
few thoughts that they would like to share about the topic.

Cheers,
Andrew
--
Software Metrics Research Laboratory
Department of Information Science, University of Otago
[email protected]
phone +64 3 479 5282 fax +64 3 479 8311