Software Engineering Research Group
Alarcos drives innovation in software engineering, quality and processes, creating real impact on companies and society.
"Software and Information for a Digital and Sustainable World"
Plenary Meeting of the UNE CTN71/SC14 National Committee on “Quantum Technologies”
Our colleague Ignacio García Rodríguez de Guzmán attended the plenary meeting of the UNE CTN71/SC14 National ...
Fernando Gualo collaborates with University of Oporto researchers on improving metadata for healthcare data
Fernando Gualo is collaborating with University of Oporto researchers on a line of work related to the governance, description and quality of healthcare data. The aim is to apply principles and methodologies to ensure the proper management of clinical information.
OKR4DQ: A Case Study for Improving Data Quality with Objectives and Key Results
Our colleagues Moisés Rodríguez and Mario Piattini, in collaboration with Gema Gutierrez and Javier Garzás from the Rey Juan Carlos University, have published the article OKR4DQ: A Case Study for Improving Data Quality with Objectives and Key Results in volume 32(6) of The Journal of Universal Computer Science (J.UCS).
Alarcos Group's Work Wins Award at JENUI 2026 for Contribution to Ethics and Professional Practice in Computer Science
The work 'What does the industry expect from students of a Computer Science degree? A study on personality factors' has been awarded the prize for best work related to ethics and professional practice in Computer Science.
Marcela Genero wins AENUI 2026 Quality and Innovation in Teaching Award
The University of Castilla-La Mancha professor has won the award for her work in favour of quality and innovation in teaching in computer science education.
Fernando Gualo highlights the key role of data quality and data governance in the smart digitalisation of waste management
Our colleague Fernando Gualo took part as an invited speaker in the international webinar “Application of Smart Digitalisation Technologies in Waste Sorting – Lessons Learned”, organised by ...
The ESI Examines What Personal Skills the IT Industry Expects from Students
A recent study conducted by professors and students of the Escuela Superior de Informática (ESI) examines what personal skills the IT industry expects from students.
