PROGRAM

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3

9h00-12h30 SESSION 1 - INAUGURAL LECTURES

• Software and systems engineering in the European Sixth Framework Program
  J. Bus - European Commission (B)
• E-business architecture modeling
  M. J. Matsumoto - University of Tsukuba (J)
• Information systems and the knowledge society
  J.-P. Corniou - Renault (F)

14h00-17h30 SESSION 2 - SOFTWARE QUALITY

• Trusted software's Holy Grail
  J. Voas - Cigital (USA)
• MEDE-PROS: The evaluation method for software products
  A. Guerra Cervigni & R. Colombo Thienne - Centro de Pesquisa Renato Archer (BR)
• Assessing the quality of Web applications
  G. Malak - Université Laval (CDN), L. Badri, M. Badri - Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (CDN) & N. Belkhiter - Université Laval (CDN)
• MusQUA: A method to build a multi-standard quality management system
  E. Cros & I. Sneed - CS Communication & Systèmes (F)
• On the inter-relationships between encapsulation and inheritance in C++ software
  S. Counsell, G. Loizou, R. Najjar & K. Mannock - University of London (GB)
• Maintainability index - Applicability to COBOL legacy applications
  S. Rekhi - Infosys Technologies (IND)

14h00-17h30 SESSION 3 - REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING

• Web-based information systems development: an empirical study of requirements engineering approaches
  K. Conboy & M. Lang - National University of Ireland (IRL)
• Goal-directed approaches in early requirements gathering for embedded systems
  A. T. Correia, L. Urosevic & J. Held - ATB (D)
• Requirements engineering for software product lines
  C. Kuloor & A. Eberlein - University of Calgary (CDN)
• The NIBA workflow: From textual requirements specifications to UML-schemata
  L. C. Niba - Universität Klagenfurt (A)
• Formal methods for requirents engineering: merging points of view through a majority approach
  L. Cholvy & C. Garion - ONERA (F)
• Requirements reuse and feature interaction management
  M. S. A. Shehata & A. Eberlein - University of Calgary (CDN)

14h00-17h30 SESSION 4 - MODELING

• Model-based software engineering: Linking more and less formal product-models to a structured process
  B. Schätz & K. Spies - TU München (D)
• Composing objects' behavioral landscape using roles
  D. Theotokis - University of Athens (GR) & D. R. Rigopoulos - National Technical University of Athens (GR)
• A requirements analysis for deploying an ERP within SME/SMIs
  F. Darras, P. Gaborit & H. Pingaud - ENSTIMAC (F)
• Substation control/monitoring interoperability centered multimodeling
  U. Alexandrovna & A. Premiana - UQAM (CDN)
• Modeling real-time systems with UML2
  Wai-Ming Ho et Philippe Leblanc - Telelogic (F)
• Optimizing memory space in the EB3 process algebra interpreter
  Benoît Fraikin et Marc Frappier - Université de Sherbrooke (CDN)

14h00-17h30 SESSION 5 - PROJECT MANAGEMENT - Monitoring, Measurements & Risks Management

• Mastering risks in cooperative projects: Application to software development at Schlumberger
  M. Simba, C. Serrecchia & R. Gautier - ENSAM (F)
• Mastering risks for MIS governance
  A. Busnel & D. Lafon - ORION Consulting (F)
• MIS performance engineering
  S. Coadou - CS Communication & Systèmes (F)
• Assessing software reliability at the design stage
  F. Vallée - MATHIX (F) & D. Varlet - GIAT Industries (F)
• Pre-award risk management process
  A. Guillen & H. Reddy - The Aerospace Corporation (USA)
• TecProposal: A knowledge management tool to support technical proposals for software development
  V. Costa, M. V. Sousa, and A. R. Rocha - COPPE/UFRJ (BR)

9h00-10h30 SESSION 6 - SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

• System architecting: The front end of product development
  R. B. Campbell - MIT (USA)
• Maturity and performances in systems engineering
  B. Do Ngoc Thanh - EADS S&DE (F)

9h00-17h00 SESSION 7 - REUSE & COMPONENTS

• A telemetry browser built with Java components
  E. Poupart - CNES (F)
• High quality real-time software components for hydrographic surveying systems
  C. Zwanzig & H. Sand - Atlas Hydrographic GmbH (D)
• Documentation system of commercial components
  A. Taulavuori, P. Kallio & E. Niemelä - VTT Electronics (SF)
• Methodologies and tools for software standardization of industrial applications
  G. Gadda - DemoCenter (I) & D. Sergiano - Sata srl (I)
• Distributed Web-applications for embedded systems
  N. Jazdi - Universität Stuttgart (D)
• Dynamic adaptation: Experimentation on JavaBeans component model
  A. Ketfi, N. Belkhatir & P.-Y. Cunin - IMAG-LSR (F)
• The extensible framework for developing software engineering tools
  J. Cernohorský & G. Hrudka - VŠB (CZ)
• An environment for deploying automatically component-based applications
  V. Lestideau - IMAG-LSR (F)
• Architectural styles for formalizing COTS federations
  D. Télisson, S. Cîmpan & H. Verjus - Université de Savoie (F)
• Towards a representation and search model based on reusing object-oriented patterns
  M. Oussalah, T. Khammaci & B. Giuseppin - Université de Nantes (F)
• Classifying and dealing with dependencies in large component-based systems
  M. Vieira & D. Richardson - University of California (USA)

11h00-12h00 SESSION 8 - SPECIFICATIONS

• Some design patterns for embedded systems and software: A survey
  David Kalinsky - Enea OSE Sysyems (USA)
• Design patterns for high-availability embedded sytems: A survey
  David Kalinsky - Enea OSE Sysyems (USA)

14h00-18h00 SESSION 9 - TRAVAIL COOPÉRATIF

• Supporting maintenance contracts among virtual software organizations
  P. F. Tiako - Oklahoma State University (USA)
• Integrating multi-site operations: Overcoming challenges to leveraging opportunities
  Y. Sumit S. V.- HCL Technologies (IND)
• Handling e-work, quality, and knowledge management within a virtual team web-based environment
  H. van Loon - Synspace (CH)
• MREP, an incremental and evolutionary software engineering process for collaborative development of IT systems
  R. Yates & R. Juren - MacDonald Dettwiler (CDN)
• OPHELIA: An architecture to facilitate software engineering in a distributed environment
  R. G. Dewar, L. M. MacKinnon, R. J. Pooley, M. J. Smith, A. D. Smith & P. A. Wilcox - Heriot-Watt University (GB)
• A robust and easy approach to collaborative visualization
  M. Jern - Linköping University (S)
• A WWW-based architecture for heterogeneous and distributed software development
  P. F. Tiako & G. E. Kouamou - Oklahoma State University (USA)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5

9h00-16h00 SESSION 10 - PROCESSES

• Dynamic software engineering: Developing the long-term perspective
  D. Dalcher - Middlesex University (GB)
• Organizational strategies for integrating process initiatives and business objectives using the Capability Maturity Model for software
  M. S. Ramkumar & K. R. Gopinath - HCL Technologies (IND)
• The supplier selection process in automotive: an experience of software process assessment
  F. Fabbrini, M. Fusani, G. Lami - CNR & E. Sivera - FIAT Auto (I)
• Software process education: A key to success?
  R. V. O'Connor - Dublin City University (IRL)
• Effectiveness of student software development
  V. Lakshminarasimhan & V. Datla - University of North Texas (USA)
• Environment for maturity development in a computer science graduation program
  L. R. Begosso - Fundação Educacional do Municipio de Assis (BR) & L. Vilela Leite Filgueiras - Universidade de Sao Paulo (BR)
• Reducing complexity by terminological decomposition
  W. Bartussek - Prosys GmbH (D)
• Modeling and simulating software development process: NATURE case study
  N. Bellamine-Ben Saoud, M. Essafi & H. Ben Ghezala - ENSI (TN)
• Software process instantiation for specific projects
  P. Berger & A. R. da Rocha - UFRJ/COPPE (BR)
• Modeling and simulating software systems development: An integrated methodology proposal
  M. C. B. Alves & M. F. Ramos de Oliveira Petrusanis - Comando da Aeronáutica (BR)

9h00-17h30 SESSION 11 - ARCHITECTURES

• EAI: concepts and trends
  N. Aloia, C. Concordia - CNUCE-CNR (I) & G. Weinbach - Objet Direct (F)
• Quality-driven architecture design method
  M. Matinlassi & E. Niemelä - VTT Electronics (SF)
• UML et architecture
  A. Canals & Y. Cassaing - CS (F)
• Mapping RAPIDE architecture descriptions to UML
  H. Kadima - Bouygues (F) et V. Monfort - CNAM (F)
• A process for architecting real-time systems
  J. L. Fernández-Sánchez - UPM (E) & W. Mason - Qinetiq (GB)
• Early multi-level software architecture performance evaluations
  K. S. Barber - University of Texas at Austin (USA), J. Holt & G. Baker - Motorola (USA)
• Architecture evaluation strategy for DSP software development
  A. Purhonen - VTT Electronics (SF)
• Towards an engineering support system for the development of distributed control applications
  K. Thramboulidis - University of Patras (GR)
• FleX: a flexible and extensible architecture framework suite
  H. Kanwar - Tata Consultancy Services (IND)
• A web-centric approach for enterprise architecture development: An approach for reaching diverse stakeholders as the architecture evolves
  J. A. Spedden - Johns Hopkins University (USA)
• Implementation of an intelligent architecture for enterprise-wide messaging services
  G. Kogiomtzis & D. Martakos - National Kapodistrian University of Athens (GR)

9h00-17h30 SESSION 12 - V&V and TESTING

• Worldwide survey on Test Process Improvement
  T. Koomen - IQUIP Informatica (NL)
• Testing of a complex system with embedded software in a multi-user distributed environment
  A. Azarian, V. Brindejonc - Ligeron (F), J. Garbajosa - UMP (E) & B. Metterich - ISAT (F)
• Architecting dependable systems with xMonEve, an extensible event description language for monitoring
  M. S. Dias & D. J. Richardson - University of California at Irvine (USA)
• CCM testing
  A. Hoffmann, A. Rennoch, I. Schubert & A. Vouffo-Feudjio - Fraunhofer Fokus (D)
• Cost-effective automated tests for OO server systems
  D. Graf & D. Meyerhoff - SQS Software Quality Systems (D)
• TWeb: Testing e-business applications
  T. Koomen - Sogeti Nederland (NL)
• System validation through statistical testing
  H. Le Guen - Alitec (F)
• Investigating best member approach and the use of virtual teams in software inspections
  L. P. W. Land & G. Low - University of New South Wales (AUS)

15h30-17h30 Workshop - System Validation
to be announced - Contact : Juan Garbajosa - jgs@eui.upm.es

16h30-17h30 SESSION 13 - KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT

• SAPIENS: A tool for representing and visualizing the distribution of knowledge, skills, and experiences throughout the organization structure
  G. Santos, K. Villela, G. Travassos & A. R. Rocha - UFRJ/COPPE (BR)
• Using the description of tasks to support software development
  F. Zlot, K. Oliveira & A. R. Rocha - UFRJ/COPPE (BR)

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