Salvatore
Alessandro Sarcia' received his Laurea
degree (*) in Computer Science (1994) and master's degree with honors in Strategic Management (2001) from the University ofTorino (Italy). He received his second laurea degree (*) in International Political Science - Economics (2004) from the University of Trieste (Italy). He holds a Ph.D. in Informatics/Computer Science and
Automation Engineering from the University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy). In 2006-08, he was with the Department of Computer Science - University of Maryland at College
Park, MD, USA as a Visiting Scientist advised by Prof.Dr. Victor
Robert BASILI. In 2009, he was a
Contract Professor
of object-oriented programming at the Department of Engineering of
the University of Rome Tor Vergata (Italy) and an Adjunct Professor of Information Processing at the Department of Economics of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (Italy).
In 2011, he participated in Senior Course 117 at NATO
Defense College in Rome. He defined a performance model which is applied to the Italian Army. His
current research interests are Innovation and Technology in the Military field, Capability development, Game Theory, Artificial Neural Networks, Artificial Intelligence, Predictive Models, Measurement,
Statistics, and Performance.
He applies empirical techniques to conduct experiments on Software
Engineering, Software Quality, Risk Analysis, Game Theory and Performance.
From 2021, he is the head of capability planning unit at the Italian Permanent Representative to
NATO/EU-EU area (EUMC, EDA), Brussels, Belgium.
(*)
Laurea degree was the full university degree in Italy now transformed
into 3 (bachelor's)+ 2 (master's) year degree.
Sarcia',
S.A., "Acquisire e sviluppare software militare in maniera agile
con componenti open source", Informazioni della Difesa, 2014. (in
Italian only)
Suppa,
A., Zardini, A., Sarcia, S.A., IT helps the Italian Army
implement a Performance Management System, ITAIS, 7-8 Oct. 2011,
Rome, Italy.
F.
Mulazzani and S. A. Sarcia, Cyber Security on Military Deployed
Networks - A Case Study on Information Leakage, ICCC 2011, IEEE, Jun.
7 11, Tallinn, Estonia.
S.
Marciuska, S.A Sarcia, A. Sillitti, G. Succi, Analysis Methods in
Agile Development, ACM - ESEC/FSE 2011, Sep. 5-9, Szeged, Hungary.
Sarcia'
S.A.,
Basili V.R.,
and Cantone G., "Scope Error Detection and Handling concerning
Software Estimation Models", Proceedings of the 3rd
International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering and
Measurement (ACM-IEEE, ESEM 2009), Lake Buena Vista, Orlando, Florida, October
2009.
Sarcia
S.A., An Approach to Improving Parametric Estimation Models in The Case
of Violation of Assumptions, GIIS09, Salerno (Italy), 2009.
Sarcia
S.A., Cantone G., Using Measurable Lesson Learned for estimating
Risk Probability, TR University of Tor Vergata (Italy) 2006
Sarcia
S.A., Cantone G., Dependable Risk Management:New Methodological
Perspectives and Related Support Systems, TR University of
Tor Vergata (Italy), 2006.
Research
interests
Software
Engineering (Quality and Improvement)
Innovation
and Technology
Game
Theory
Experimental
and empirical approaches
Project
management
Risk
management
Software
system development (Object-orientation, UML, RUP, Patterns)
Advanced
Statistics and predictive
models
Computational
Intelligence (e.g. Neural networks)
Professional
Teaching
Object-oriented
programming (Department of Engineering - University of Tor Vergata,
Italy), 2008-09
Information Processing
( Department of Economics - Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy),
2008-09
Other
teaching activities
Empirical
Software Engineering (Prof. Cantone, Department of Engineering - University of Tor
Vergata,
Italy)
Object
Oriented Analysis and Design ( Prof. Cantone, Department of Engineering - University of Tor
Vergata, Italy)