8-11 June 2011, Beijing - China
Workshops
3rd International Workshop on
Model-Driven Architecture and Modeling-Driven Software Development - MDA & MDSD 2011
Model-Driven Architecture and Modeling-Driven Software Development - MDA & MDSD 2011
Co-chairs
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Janis Osis Riga Technical University Latvia Web |
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Oksana Nikiforova Riga Technical University Latvia Web |
Scope
The workshop is aimed at theoretical and practical aspects of OMG's Model DrivenArchitecture, the Modeling-Driven Software Development, and Model-Driven Engineering as well. The first Workshop "Model - Driven Architecture: Foundations, Practices and Implications (MDA 2009)" was organized in conjunction with the 13th Conference on Advances in Data Base and Information Systems (ADBIS 2009) in Riga (Latvia), the 2nd "Model-Driven Architecture and Modeling Theory-Driven Development - MDA & MTDD 2010" was organized in conjunction with the 5th ENASE 2010 conference in Athens (Greece).
The workshop is aimed at theoretical and practical aspects of OMG's Model DrivenArchitecture, the Modeling-Driven Software Development, and Model-Driven Engineering as well. The first Workshop "Model - Driven Architecture: Foundations, Practices and Implications (MDA 2009)" was organized in conjunction with the 13th Conference on Advances in Data Base and Information Systems (ADBIS 2009) in Riga (Latvia), the 2nd "Model-Driven Architecture and Modeling Theory-Driven Development - MDA & MTDD 2010" was organized in conjunction with the 5th ENASE 2010 conference in Athens (Greece).
1st International Workshop on
Evidential Assessment of Software Technologies - EAST 2011
Evidential Assessment of Software Technologies - EAST 2011
Co-chairs
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He Zhang National ICT Australia University of New South Wales Australia |
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Ye Yang Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences China |
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Reidar Conradi Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway |
Scope
The workshop is aimed at bringing together both researchers and practitioners in software engineering (SE), empiricists and theorists in research community, to discuss the rigor, relevance, experience and challenges of adopting empirical and evidence-based research methodologies in SE, as well as investigate the relation between the both. To be specific for Asia-Pacific, the overall goal of the workshop is also to conclude the status of empirical and evidence-based research in this region, and further develop a common research agenda for increasing the quality of empirical research and fostering the adoption of evidence-based practice in this region.
The workshop intends to investigate a number of aspects associated with empirical and evidence-based research in SE since the emergence of EBSE:
- What is currently known about the methodological strengths and limitations of evidence-based practice for SE?
- How rigorous and relevant are the empirical and evidential assessments reported in SE so far?
- What are the challenges of the adoption of empirical and evidence-based methodologies in SE?
- What are the impacts of evidence-based practice on the current empirical research in SE?
- What are the improvements proposed for maturing the empirical and evidential research methodologies in SE?
- Particularly, what is the state-of-the-practice of empirical and evidence-based SE research in Asia-Pacific region?
The workshop is aimed at bringing together both researchers and practitioners in software engineering (SE), empiricists and theorists in research community, to discuss the rigor, relevance, experience and challenges of adopting empirical and evidence-based research methodologies in SE, as well as investigate the relation between the both. To be specific for Asia-Pacific, the overall goal of the workshop is also to conclude the status of empirical and evidence-based research in this region, and further develop a common research agenda for increasing the quality of empirical research and fostering the adoption of evidence-based practice in this region.
The workshop intends to investigate a number of aspects associated with empirical and evidence-based research in SE since the emergence of EBSE:
- What is currently known about the methodological strengths and limitations of evidence-based practice for SE?
- How rigorous and relevant are the empirical and evidential assessments reported in SE so far?
- What are the challenges of the adoption of empirical and evidence-based methodologies in SE?
- What are the impacts of evidence-based practice on the current empirical research in SE?
- What are the improvements proposed for maturing the empirical and evidential research methodologies in SE?
- Particularly, what is the state-of-the-practice of empirical and evidence-based SE research in Asia-Pacific region?