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Michális Famelis

Michális Famelis

Université de Montréal

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  • Gail Murphy’s keynote at ICSE’16

    Posted by plagal on 2016-05-252016-05-25

    During ICSE’16, Gail gave a keynote talk. I collected tweets from the #icse16 hashtag and put them together in Storify. You can find the result here: https://storify.com/MFamelis/gail-murphy-s-keynote-at-icse16 Gail’s slides are here: Is Continuous Adoption in Software …

    blogging, events, presentation, software engineering, Uncategorized
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  • Webinar: MMINT — A Graphical Tool for Interactive Model Management

    Posted by plagal on 2016-03-112016-03-11

    Model Management addresses the accidental complexity caused by the proliferation of models in software engineering. It provides a high-level view in which entire models and their relationships (i.e., mappings between models) can be manipulated using …

    MMTF, modeling, paper, partial models, presentation
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  • On publishing the “obvious”

    Posted by plagal on 2012-02-032012-02-03

    As a requirement for the course “Advanced Propositional Reasoning” that I’m taking, today I did a presentation of a very very interesting paper titled Empirical study of the anatomy of modern SAT solvers. You can …

    blogging, empirical se, presentation, self-reference, software engineering
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  • What is “Computer Science” ?

    Posted by plagal on 2011-11-09

    blogging, fun, presentation
    1 One comment on “What is “Computer Science” ?”
  • Slides for “Partial Models: A Position Paper”

    Posted by plagal on 2011-10-15

    I’ve uploaded the slides for the talk I’m going to give tomorrow at the MoDeVVa 2011 workshop. You can download them here.

    modeling, paper, partial models, presentation, self-reference
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  • Aspect oriented modeling

    Posted by plagal on 2010-10-182010-11-08

    A very interesting Google Tech Talk. I kinda expected to see attributed graph grammars pop up when he started discussing the rule-based transformation approach.  I wander if a declarative approach could also work.

    graph grammars, modeling, presentation, software engineering
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  • The Unbearable Stupidity of Modeling

    Posted by plagal on 2010-07-212010-07-21

    Presentation (direct link) by Ed Merks (head of the Eclipse Modeling Project) and Peter Friese. I found it at Jordi’s excellent modeling website. PS. Slide 37 is like the best slide ever.

    modeling, presentation
    2 2 comments on “The Unbearable Stupidity of Modeling”
  • Monitoring and diagnosing software requirements

    Posted by plagal on 2009-01-08

    Yet another presentation, this time for my Conceptual Modeling course. I read and presented the paper “Monitoring and diagnosing software requirements” by Yiqiao Wang, Sheila McIlraith, Yijun Yu and John Mylopoulos. The paper is about …

    paper, presentation
    0 0 comments on “Monitoring and diagnosing software requirements”
  • RaceFuzzer

    Posted by plagal on 2008-12-052008-12-05

    As a requirement of my Algorithmic Software Verification course, I prepared a presentation of Koushik Sen‘s paper “Race Directed Random Testing of Concurrent Programs“. The paper is basically introducing RaceFuzzer, an algorithm for determining real …

    paper, presentation
    0 0 comments on “RaceFuzzer”
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