What we do
Addressing challenges triggered by the inherent variability of a software product family is what we do.
From design-time to run-time, we build approaches and tools to capitalize on existing systems to initiate a Software Product Line, to address the evolution of variability and to fit our approaches and tools to users skills.
Talks to our industrial partners, we put to the test our ideas in heterogeneous industrial environments ranging from Induction Hob Firmwares to Train Control Systems.
Topics: Software Engineering, Software Product Lines, Model Driven engineering, search-based Software Engineering, Information Retrieval, Empirical Software Engineering.
Who we are
Carlos Cetina
PhD Professor. Universidad San Jorge
Francisca Pérez
PhD Professor. Universidad San Jorge
Manuel Ballarín
PhD Student. Universidad San Jorge
Oystein Haugen
PhD Full Professor. University of Oslo
Jaime Font
PhD Candidate.
Universidad San Jorge
Jorge Echeverría
PhD Candidate. Universidad San Jorge
Raul Lapeña
PhD Student. Universidad San Jorge
Óscar Pastor
PhD Full Professor. Universidad Politécnica de Valencia
Lorena Arcega
PhD Student. Universidad San Jorge
Ana Marcen
PhD Student. Universidad San Jorge
Mar Zamorano
Undergraduate Student. Universidad San Jorge
What is happening now
See our Model Patterns Variability Tool
The model library of the tool was populated thanks to our model pattern identification and extraction process. The process faced the following settings from our industrial partner: models composed of more than 500 elements. Around 1029 different potential fragments...
Students participating in our experiments
Big thanks to our students for participating in systematic experimentation. The experiment significantly helped us to grasp model fragment manipulation. [LINK]
See you at FOSD 2015
This will be a great experience in some very inspiring environment considering both the participants and the keynote talks.