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Courses Offered in the Current Semester - Patterns in Software Engineering—Graduate (The pages also contain notices for students of the previous semester)
All Courses Taught - Software Development Methodologies—Graduate - Patterns in Software Engineering—Graduate - Software Engineering - Systems Analysis and Design - Information Storage and Retrieval - Foundations of Computer Science II - Technical and Scientific Presentation - English for Computer Science and Engineering
Active MS Theses - A Pattern-Based Model Transformation Method for Applying Model-Driven Development to Method Engineering - Development of an EPFC-Based Methodology-Engineering Method and Environment for Enhancing the Automatic Assembly of Method Fragments - A By-Example Model Transformation Method for Model-Driven Method Engineering - A By-Example Method for CIM-to-PIM Transformation in Model Driven Development
Available MS Thesis Topics - Only students of the “Software Development Methodologies” course can apply to join the Methodology Engineering Lab to conduct their MS projects under my supervision. Students who are admitted to the lab will be provided with a list of thesis topics in February. - You can also propose a different topic, provided that the topic is relevant to Software Engineering. Please refer to this Research Handbook for potential topics.
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