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2nd International Workshop on Model Reuse Strategies MoRSe 2008 Can
requirements drive reuse of software models? Held
in conjunction with ICSR 2008, Beijing, China |
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Paper submission: March 17, 2008 Acceptance notification: April 7, 2008 Workshop date: May 25-29, 2008 Software development
industry, while being the key driver of modern economy has an unacceptably
high level of failures, caused to large extent by high complexity
(interdependencies and variability) of software systems. Software development
industry has significant problems with managing this complexity – with
keeping track of changes and reusing knowledge from previous projects. The
main barrier in overcoming these problems is lack of widely accepted and easy
to apply mechanisms for expressing and reusing coherent solutions to problems
formulated as user requirements. The main objective of the workshop is thus
to collect main developments and ideas regarding open frameworks that include
model-based software development methods which support comprehensive reuse of
modeling artifacts starting from requirements, repositories for artifact
reuse and tool support throughout. These frameworks would allow for reusing
of complete "software cases" meant as sets of closely linked
(through mappings or transformations) software development technical
artifacts (models and code), leading from the initial user’s needs to
the resulting executable application. In order to meet the above objective,
the workshop will concentrate on combining approaches from requirements
engineering, metamodeling, model transformation and
querying and inference techniques. |
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