Doctoral Symposium
Parameter Management for Automotive - ECU Configuration via Software Product Line Engineering Richard von Esebeck Towards Effective and Efficient Feature-Model Analyses for Evolving System Software Elias Kuiter Varflix: A Flexible Approach for Variability Mining Alexander Stummer Mosaic Digital Twins: A Variability-Centric Approach to Engineering Adaptive Cyber-Physical Systems Volodymyr Prokopets
Keynote: The Future of Software Engineering is in your hands, and I believe in you! – Wesley K. G. Assunção
Wesley K. G. Assunção (North Carolina State University, USA) Keynote Title: The Future of Software Engineering is in your hands, and I believe in you! Keynote Abstract: Software engineering has been a crucial discipline to support the advancement of our modern world, since software systems power all segments of society. This is possible due to the development of the discipline in the last decades, to a state in which we have qualified people (software engineers, practitioners, and researchers), proper processes, and cutting-edge technologies. To achieve this current state, the discipline of software engineering has been advanced by private companies, open-source communities, government agencies, and universities. What do all those different institutions have in common? They have talented, smart, and creative people. The doctoral degree is the highest academic degree, focusing…
Re:Volution & MODEVAR Joint Session
Integrative Multi-Model Knowledge Graphs for Low-Threshold, Data-Driven Decision Support in Identifying Uneconomic Variability Vasil Tenev, Raphael Martin and Martin Becker Re:Volution industrial experience report Navigating Heterogeneous Variability: Strategies and Insights from the Industrial Technology Division of ZF Friedrichshafen AG Lothar Kiltz and Martin Becker Re:Volution industrial experience report Flexible Variability Mining for IEC 61499 Control Software Applications with Varflix Alexander Stummer, Anna-Lena Hager and Rick Rabiser MODEVAR regular paper