【略歴】Jyotika Athavaleis the 2024 President of the IEEE Computer Society. She is an experienced leader and influencer in emerging technologies and international standardization initiatives. She was awarded the IEEE Computer Society Golden Core Award in 2022. She chairs the IEEE P2851 Standard on Functional Safety interoperability. Jyotika is Director, Silicon Lifecycle Management & RAS architecture at Synopsys. Prior to Synopsys, she was Lead Technologist, Functional Safety Architecture at NVIDIA. Prior to NVIDIA, Jyotika was Principal Engineer (Director) at Intel Corporation leading corporate-wide RAS and Functional Safety architectures. She also serves as a Distinguished Visitor of the worldwide IEEE Computer Society, overseeing overall IEEE-CS programs and operations. Jyotika leads and influences several international standardization initiatives. She chairs the IEEE P2851 family of standards on Functional Safety interoperability which has WG membership from over 30 companies. For her leadership in international safety standardization for IEEE P2851, Jyotika was awarded the 2023 IEEE SA Standards Medallion. And for her leadership in service, she was awarded the IEEE Computer Society Golden Core Award in 2022. She was recognized as a Distinguished Alumna by her alma-mater VJTI. Jyotika has authored patents and many technical publications in various international conferences and journals. She has pioneered & chaired international workshops and conferences in the field of dependable technologies.
【講演概要】To be the leading provider of technical information, community services, and personalized services to the world’s computing professionals, the IEEE Computer Society has been strategically providing activities and products related to professional and educational activities, including the Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK Guide) and its related contents. This talk first provides an overview of IEEE CS’s professional and educational activities and products. Furthermore, the talk explains the latest version of the SWEBOK Guide, which mainly reflects new developments in SE practice (such as Agile and DevOps) and the growth of BOK, resulting in new knowledge areas (including software architecture, security, and operations) as well as connections to related areas such as AI.