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Michalis Famelis

Michalis Famelis

Université de Montréal

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  • Gail Murphy’s keynote at ICSE’16

    Posted by plagal on May 25, 2016May 25, 2016

    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 March 11, 2016March 11, 2016

    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 February 3, 2012February 3, 2012

    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 November 9, 2011

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

    Posted by plagal on October 15, 2011

    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 October 18, 2010November 8, 2010

    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 July 21, 2010July 21, 2010

    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
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  • Monitoring and diagnosing software requirements

    Posted by plagal on January 8, 2009

    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
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  • RaceFuzzer

    Posted by plagal on December 5, 2008December 5, 2008

    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
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