[ecoop-info] Last Call for Papers: Third Workshop on Models and Aspects at ECOOP 07

[Groher, Iris (EXT)]

> Call for Papers
> 
> 	
>                                 Third Workshop on 
> 
> -- Models and Aspects - Handling Crosscutting Concerns in MDSD --
> 
>                                         at the
> 
>     21st European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming,
>            July 30 - August 03 2007, Berlin, Germany
> 
>      http://www.kircher-schwanninger.de/workshops/MDD&AOSD/
> 
> 
> 
> Abstract
> 
> Both, Model-Driven Software Development (MDSD) and Aspect-Oriented
> Software Development (AOSD) 
> are considered important new paradigms in modern software engineering.
> While the two approaches are 
> different in many ways -  MDSD adds domain-specific abstractions,
> while AOSD is currently primarily 
> seen as an implementation technique - they also have many things in
> common - for example they both 
> have a query phase followed by a construction phase. But more
> importantly, we think that it is useful 
> to use both techniques in combination. Two examples for combining MDSD
> with AOSD could be 
> aspect-oriented modeling combined with code generation, or the
> generation of pointcuts for AO languages 
> from a domain model.
> 
> Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
> 
>  - modeling crosscutting concerns
>  - modeling architectural viewpoints
>  - aspect models
>  - model transformation 
>  - aspect weaving in models
>  - transformation and composition models 
> 
> 
> Goal
> 
> This workshop aims at exploring new approaches of using Model-Driven
> and Aspect-Oriented Software Development 
> together. We will invite researchers and practitioners to present
> their approaches and discuss the relevance 
> for practical software development.
> 
> 
> Workshop preparation
> 
> Every interested person is invited to apply for attendance by sending
> a position paper of approximately 1-2 
> pages or a full paper of not more than 6 pages to the organizers.
> Submissions will be reviewed by the 
> organizers. The authors will be notified about acceptance before the
> early registration deadline.
> 
> 
> Planned workshop activities
> 
> The workshop is laid out as full day workshop. 
> Instead of presenting the papers, each participant will be expected to
> review everyone else's paper before 
> the workshop and complete the following two sentences for each:
>  - What I really liked about this paper is ...
>  - The most important question I would like to ask the author is ...
> 
> These answers are written down on index cards and will be collected
> before the workshop. During the workshop, 
> we will spend the morning with questions and answers to gain deeper
> insight into the problem described in the 
> paper. Before each paper session, the author will be permitted a 5
> minute slot to briefly present his paper/work. 
> The workshop format in the afternoon will utilize the "Open Space"
> format in order to discuss topics of interest that 
> are directly, or indirectly related to the papers presented in the
> morning.
> 
> 
> Important Dates
> 
> Position Papers Due:			May 13th 2007
> Notification of Acceptance:		June 15th 2007
> Workshop:                             	            July 30th
> 2007
> 
> 
> Submissions
> 
> Attendance to the workshop is limited to facilitate lively discussions
> and the exchange of ideas. Interested 
> parties are invited to submit a position paper (max. 2 pages) or a
> full paper (max. 6 pages) in PDF, ASCII, 
> HTML or MS Word format by email to, Iris.Groher at students.jku.at.
> 
> Organizers
> 
> Christa Schwanninger, 
>   Siemens AG, Germany, christa.schwanninger at siemens.com
> 
> Markus Voelter, 
>   Independent Consultant, Germany, voelter at acm.org
> 
> Iris Groher, 
>   PhD student, Germany, Iris.Groher at students.jku.at
> 
> Andrew Jackson, 
>   PhD student, Ireland, anjackso at cs.tcd.ie
> 
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