Benevol Two Thousand Five

3rd BElgium Netherlands Workshop on software EVOLution

Location: TU/e, Eindhoven (how to get there: maps and route)
You need to go to the Auditorium building, and search for rooms AUD 12 and AUD 13.

Date: May, 26-27, 2005

Sponsors: The TU/e kindly offers lunch on both thursday and friday. Dinner on thursday evening is sponsored by the FWO WOG scientific research network on Foundations of Software Evolution (http://prog.vub.ac.be/FFSE/network.html ) and will take place here

Schedule

Thursday May, 26th

• 11:30 - Welcome and practical arrangements (Michel Chaudron?)
• 12:00 - Lunch
• 13:00 - Start of workshop (Tom Tourwe)
• 13:30
  1. Aspect-Oriented Software Evolution (chair: Tom Tourwe)
     includes evolution of aspect programs, identification of aspects, extraction of aspects, ...
     • A comparison of three aspect mining approaches - Kim Mens
     • Metadata and aspect evolution - Bram Adams
  2. Model-Driven Software Evolution (chair: Michel Chaudron)
     includes model extraction, code generation, co-evolution, ...
     • Effects of Defects in UML models - Christian Lange
     • Conformance between Design and Implementation - Dennis van Opzeeland
• 15:00 - Coffee break
• 15:30 - Demo Session
  • Intensional views and bad smell detection - Kim Mens and Peter Ebraert
  • MetricsViewEvolution - Christian Lange
  • Heuristics-based type reconstruction - Roel Wuyts
• 17:00 - End of workshop
• 19:00 - Workshop dinner

Friday May, 27th

• 09:00 - Plenary Session
• Challenges in software evolution - Tom Mens
• Software evolution case studies - Filip Van Rysselberghe
• 10:30 - Coffee break
• 11:00
  1. Formal Foundations of Software Evolution (chair: TBA)
     includes formal refactorings, models for evolution, ...
     • Analysing Refactorings with Graph Transformation Theory - Tom Mens
     • Modelling & Refactoring Architectural Styles - Marc van Kempen and Michel Chaudron
  2. Understanding Evolution (chair: TBA)
     includes quality metrics, visualising evolution, studying change histories, ...
     • Visualization of code evolution with CVSscan - Lucian Voinea
     • Intensional Views and Relations - Andy Kellens
     • Understanding Change - Filip Van Rysselberghe
• 12:30 - Lunch
• 13:30 - Wrap-up session
• 15:00 - Closing of workshop

Participants

Roel Wuyts
Filip Van Rysselberghe
Hans Schippers
Kim Mens
Bram Adams
Tom Mens
Peter Ebraert
Andy Kellens
Serge Demeyer
Coen De Roover

Tom Tourwe
Tom Verhoeff
Dennis van Opzeeland
Martijn Wijns
Michel Chaudron
Christian Lange
Marc van Kempen
Lucian Volnea
Reinier Post

Important Dates

• May, 26th: First day of the workshop
• May, 27th: Second day of the workshop

About the Organisers

Tom Tourwé

Centrum voor Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI)
Amsterdam
The Netherlands
http://homepages.cwi.nl/~tourwe/

Christian Lange

Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e)
Eindhoven
The Netherlands
http://www.win.tue.nl/~clange/

Michel Chaudron

Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (TU/e)
Eindhoven
The Netherlands
http://www.win.tue.nl/~mchaudro/

-- TomTourwe - 14 Jun 2005