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Palladio Software Architecture Simulator
My general research interests lie in the following areas:
I am more specifically interested in techniques, concepts and approaches to enhance reusability and maintainability of artifacts specific to model-driven software engineering. My current focus of research concentrates on improving the maintainability of model transformations.
Publications are listed on a separate page.
I have been involved in preparation of the annual lecture Komponentenbasierte Softwarearchitektur (Component-based Software Architecture) for summer terms 2011 and 2012.
I organized tutorial lessons for the course Softwaretechnik II (Software Engeering II) in winter term 2011/2012.
Together with my colleagues Max Kramer and Erik Burger, I co-organized the practical course Modellgetriebene Software-Entwicklung (Model-driven Software Development) for winter term 2012/2013.
Diploma / Master's Thesis
Your goal in this thesis is to transfer existing generator templates to a modern transformation language. [more]
By: Andreas Rentschler
Diploma / Master's Thesis
Your goal in this thesis is to enhance a model transformation language with modular concepts. [more]
By: Andreas Rentschler
Study / Bachelor's Thesis
Your goal in this thesis is to investigate existing model transformations from the Palladio context to find common patterns in model transformation design. [more]
By: Andreas Rentschler
Hilfswissenschaftliche(r) Mitarbeiter(in)
Das Aufgabengebiet dieser Stelle liegt vor allem in der Pflege und Weiterentwicklung der grafischen Editoren. [more]
By: Andreas Rentschler