Dalila Tamzalit,
Dalila.Tamzalit@univ-nantes.fr
MoDSE is a workshop
that will be held in conjunction with CSMR 2007. The main objective of this workshop is to
explore how can model-driven engineering (MDE) enforce and enhance software evolution.
Software evolution is an important and inevitable research area. It increases
in complexity and needs to be well driven. Since MDE leans on the systematic
use of models as artefacts all along the software lifecycle, it seems obvious
to use it to manage the evolution of any software.
The objective is to have
the possibility to present current research works and to exchange, discuss and
debate about challenges, needs, proposed approaches and innovative solutions
around the Model-Driven Software Evolution. It is important to bring together
the two communities (MDE and Software Evolution) in order to discuss whether
and how research and experience can be exchanged between them.
Papers from academia and
industry are solicited about important problems, techniques and results related
to research and practice within the domain of model-driven software evolution. The main topics of this workshop
are, but not limited to:
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Specification of models,
metamodels and languages for specifying software evolution: definition and
features.
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Transformation of models
for software evolution: restructuring and refactoring, migration,
translation...
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Dynamic and static
evolutions.
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Evolution and
co-evolution of models.
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Verification, validation
and testing of evolving models
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Transformation of models
for aims of evolution
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Used paradigms (objects,
components, aspects, formal languages ...)
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Consistency maintenance,
inconsistency management, compliance checking, synchronization, verification,
validation and testing of evolving models
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Managerial aspects and
process models for software evolution
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Teaching model-driven
software evolution
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Industrial needs and
experiences.
The workshop will
be held on the day before the conference that is the 20th of March. The papers
should be from 8 to 10 pages double column IEEE format. They will be printed in
a small proceedings band with cover.
The papers should be from 8 to 10
pages (4 pages for tool demonstrations) double column IEEE format. They will be
printed in a small proceedings band with cover.
Papers must conform to IEEE style guidelines at http://www.computer.org/portal/pages/cscps/cps/cps_forms.html.
Submission
site is now open : submit your paper.
Dalila Tamzalit,
Balasubramaniam Dharini
Cuesta Carlos
Favre Jean-Marie IMAG, France
Gruhn Volker
University of Leipzig, Germany
Janssens Dirk University of Antwerp, Belgium
Jazayeri Mehdi Technical University of Vienna,
Austria
Mens Tom University of Mons-Hainaut, Belgium
Monga Mattia
Oquendo Flavio
Oussalah Mourad
Rech Jörg Fraunhofer Institut for Experimental
Sadou Salah
Sahraoui Houari
Savidis Anthony
ICS-
Seriai Abdelhak-Djamel ENSM Douai, France
Sneed Harry ANECON GmbH,
Van Deursen Arie Delft University of Technology,
the
Warmer Jos Ordina, the
ˇ Submission
deadline: 28 january 2007
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Extended deadline:
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Notification
of acceptance:
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Final
version deadline:
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Registration
deadline: see the website of the CSMR conference.
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Workshop:
it will be held on the day before the conference, the 20th of March.
The workshop is
supported by:
- the ERCIM
Working Group on Software Evolution, which is a community of researchers that
aim to study formalisms, languages, tools and techniques to support software
engineers in the evolution of large and complex software systems.
- RIMEL, the French
working group on software evolution and maintenance.
See
the website of CSMR 2007.