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<span class="days">7</span><span class="month"><b>Nov</b></span><span
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<time datetime="2014-11-07">07</time>
November 2014, Istanbul
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<h4>ATSEN workshops provide a forum to discuss current advanced methods, tools, and techniques in Software Engineering.
ATSEN 2014 workshop will host several invited speakers from different universities and companies to share state-of-the-art and state-of-the practice of software engineering among researchers and practitioners.
This one-day workshop is free of charge but you must register to attend.
Workshop is open to all researchers and practitioners who have experience in Software Engineering discipline.
ATSEN 2014 workshop is limited to 80 partipants and therefore, registeration must be made in advance. Space is limited and is on a first-come, first-serve registeration list.</h4>
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The vision of ATSEN workshops is that it will result in the development of a Software Engineering community with the academia and industry as key players.
These workshops will bring together researchers and practitioners from different countries to discuss advanced techniques, methods, and tools in Software Engineering discipline.
Workshops will invoke discussion about problems, challenges, and experiences onthe use of advanced software engineering techniques. These discussions will help to create strong connections between academia and industry for joint international and national software-intensive projects.
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Each year, an ATSEN workshop is organized that focuses one of the critical technology areas in Software Engineering discipline.
ATSEN 2014’s theme is Model Driven Software Development. Most of the invited talks will be on this theme.
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ATSEN 2014’s theme is Model Driven Software Development (MDSD).
MDSD focuses on the use of models in the software development life cycle (SDLC).
Models are considered equal to code and they are not just artifacts for documentation.
By using model transformations, models are finally transformed into source code.
MDSD increases the quality of products, and productivity.
There are many applications of MDSD such as Model Driven Development (MDD) of Multi-agent Systems and MDD of Composite Content Applications.
In ATSEN 2014, there will be several talks on the use of models and the other talks will be about advanced techniques in software testing, and end user software development.
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<h5>OBEO</h5>
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Model-Driven SoftWare Development 2.0
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<h3>Bedir TEKİNERDOĞAN</h3>
<h5>BILKENT UNIVERSITY</h5>
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<h5>ATILIM UNIVERSITY</h5>
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<p class="description">UML-Driven Software Performance Engineering</p>
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<h3>Fevzi BELLİ</h3>
<h5>Paderborn University and Izmir Institute of Technology</h5>
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<h3>Ali Hikmet DOĞRU</h3>
<h5>MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY</h5>
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<h5>ÖZYEĞİN UNIVERSITY</h5>
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<h5>SABANCI UNIVERSITY</h5>
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<h4>Bedir Tekinerdoğan <span>Bilkent University</span>
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The trend from single processor to parallel computer architectures has increased the importance of parallel computing.
To support parallel computing it is important to map parallel algorithms to a computing platform that consists of multiple parallel processing nodes.
In general different alternative mappings can be defined that perform differently with respect to the quality requirements for power consumption, efficiency and memory usage.
The mapping process can be carried out manually for platforms with a limited number of processing nodes.
However, for exascale computing in which hundreds of thousands of processing nodes are applied, the mapping process soon becomes intractable.
To assist the parallel computing engineer we provide a model-driven approach to analyze, model, and select feasible mappings.
In this context we will propose an architecture framework for modeling parallel algorithms to parallel computing platforms and present the required model-transformations.
The presentation will also discuss why we need to look beyond parallel algorithms and consider parallel -applications- to cope with current system engineering challenges.
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Performance is critical to the success of every software system.
As a sub-area of software engineering, Software Performance Engineering (SPE) is a systematic and quantitative discipline to construct software systems that meet performance objectives.
A family of SPE approaches that has become popular in the last decade is SPE based on models developed using the Unified Modeling Language (UML), referred to as UML-Driven Software Performance Engineering (UML-SPE).
This particular research area has emerged and grown since late 1990s when the UML was proposed, and more than 100 papers have been published so far in this area.
As this research area matures and the number of related papers increases, it is important to systematically summarize and categorize the current state-of-the-art and to provide an overview of the trends in this specialized field.
With a team of colleagues, the speaker was recently involved in a project to systematically map the body of knowledge related to UML-SPE through a Systematic Mapping (SM) study and will present some of those results in the talk.
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<h4>Fevzi Belli <span>Paderborn University and Izmir Institute of Technology</span>
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Human-machine systems have several desirable global system properties such as user friendliness, reliability, safety, and security.
System vulnerability is the lack, or the exposure to breaches, of any such property, potentially leading to an undesirable situation from the user’s point of view.
Such undesirable situations could arise from internal faults, unintended environmental failures or malicious attacks from the system environment.
The undesirable system features, viewed here as the sum of situations, which are complementary to the desirable ones, must be taken into account in the system development process from the very beginning in assuring a stable system behavior and a robust operation.
In this respect, this presentation proposes an event-based approach to modeling, analysis and testing of systems that exhibit various forms of vulnerabilities, in particular, those encountered in user interface design and safety critical systems.
The emphasis of the work is on the holistic treatment of both desirable and undesirable system features in a similar manner at an identical level of abstraction.
Ideas on determination of the level of “tested¬ness”/robustness and test optimization will be presented.
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End User Development is a relatively new field where the problem is addressed at different levels.
A less supported level is the architectural level, providing a top-down modeling and hence rendering a total solution.
A recent project in the domain of ERP in Textile operations has demonstrated the feasibility of the notion.
The narrow scope of the application domain allows for the required automation.
The vision is to allow end user developers to select required capabilities from a Feature Diagram, if required replace components for detail-level handling of functionalities for non-default options, and for expert users, modify a process model to change the top-level flow of the application.
The commercial tool was preferred to take some practical alternatives to the presented vision. However, the tool developers’ familiarity with the end users allowed them to cater to their audience and seemingly their alternatives proved some level of success.
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Model-based testing facilitates automatic generation of test cases by means of models of the system under test.
Correctness and completeness of these models determine the effectiveness of the generated test cases.
Critical faults can be missed due to omissions in the models, which are primarily created manually.
In practice, these faults are usually detected with exploratory testing performed manually by experienced test engineers.
In this talk, we will elaborate on the refinement of system models based on the experience and domain knowledge of these test engineers.
A toolset analyzes the execution traces that are recorded during exploratory testing activities and identifies the omissions in system models.
The identified omissions guide the refinement of models to be able to generate more effective test cases. We applied this approach in the context of two industrial case studies to improve the models for model-based testing of a Digital TV system.
After applying our approach, several critical faults were detected. These faults were not detected by the initial set of test cases and they were also missed during the exploratory testing activities.
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Modern software systems frequently embody hundreds or even thousands of configuration options.
For example, a recent version of the Apache web server has 172 user-configurable options.
As a result, this system has 1.8x1055 unique configurations. The implications for fully testingsuch a system are clear.
It can't be done. Even if it only took onesecond to test each configuration, the time needed to test allpossible system configurations is longer than the Earth has existed.
Equally astounding calculations emerge when looking at other kinds ofsystem variabilities that also require testing, such as user inputs,sequences of operations, or protocol options.
For this reason, the testing of industrial systems will almost always involve sampling enormous input spaces and testingrepresentative instances of a system's behavior.
In practice,this sampling is commonly performed with techniquescollectively referred to as combinatorial interaction testing, (orCIT).
CIT typically models a system undertest as a set of factors (choice points or parameters), each ofwhich takes its values from a particular domain.
Based on this model,CIT then generates a sample, meeting a specified coveragecriterion; that is, the sample contains some specified combinations ofthe factors and their values.
For instance, pairwise testing requiresthat each possible combination of values, for each pair of factors,appears at least once in the sample.
Several recent advances in CIT are driven by the idea that we can exploit the benefits of CIT on many “non-traditional” combinatorial spaces.
In addition to software configuration options, CIT is increasingly being applied to different kinds of inputs, such as user inputs, GUI events, protocols, software product line features and web navigation events.
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1) survey the state-of-the-art CIT approaches,
2) provide a roadmap for future research and directions; one that should hopefully lead both to new CIT research and better testing of real systems, and 3) briefly discussthe related research projects that my research group at Sabanci University is actively working on.
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The study of Multiagent Systems (MASs) focuses on those systems in which many intelligent agents interact with each other.
The agents are considered to be autonomous entities which contain intelligence that serves for solving their selfish or common problems, and to achieve certain goals.
However, the autonomous, responsive, and proactive natures of agents make the development of agent-based software systems more complex than other software systems.
Furthermore, the design and implementation of a MAS may become even more complex and difficult to implement when considering new requirements and interactions for new agent environments like the Semantic Web.
The use of a Domain-specific Modeling Language (DSML) can provide the required abstraction, and hence support a more fruitful methodology for the development of MASs.
In this speech, I first introduce a DSML for MASs called SEA_ML with both its syntax and semantics definitions and then show how the language and its graphical tools can be used during model-driven development of real MASs.
In addition to the classical viewpoints of a MAS, the proposed DSML includes new viewpoints which specifically support the development of software agents working within the Semantic Web environment.
The methodology proposed for the MAS development based on SEA_ML is also discussed, including its example application in the development of an agent-based stock exchange system.
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