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Visual Model-based Software Development

EUD-Net Workshop, Pisa, Italy September 23 rd , 2002. Visual Model-based Software Development. University of Paderborn. Gregor Engels , Stefan Sauer University of Paderborn (Germany) Information Systems Group {engels|sauer}@upb.de. Software Development: Traditional (?) Approach.

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Visual Model-based Software Development

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  1. EUD-Net Workshop, Pisa, Italy September 23rd, 2002 Visual Model-based Software Development University of Paderborn Gregor Engels, Stefan Sauer University of Paderborn (Germany)Information Systems Group {engels|sauer}@upb.de

  2. Software Development: Traditional (?) Approach problem domain implementation program

  3. „program“ Software Development: Reality problem domain program

  4. abstracts from irrelevant details model abstracts from implementation details analyse and design code Software Development: Model-based Approach problem domain program

  5. problem domain defined by analyse and design modeling language model coded by programming language code program Software Development: Model-based Approach

  6. problem domain model analyse and design code program Requirements for a Modeling Language visual, diagrammatic structure & behavior syntax & semantics problem domain-specific Requirements for a Model and the Modeling Language Requirements for a Model • user-friendly, understandable • complete • expressive, adequate • correct, precise, analysable

  7. end-user aspect intuition/ meaning concrete syntax mapping (formal) semantics language definition aspect abstract syntax Language Engineering (visual) [modeling] language

  8. end-user aspect intuition/ meaning concrete syntax mapping (formal) semantics language definition aspect abstract syntax Language Engineering (visual) [modeling] language Object-oriented Modeling of MultiMediaApplications OMMMA (UML profile) graph transformation meta modeling dynamic meta modeling

  9. OMMMA – Object-oriented Modeling of Multimedia Applications • User interface • multi-media • multi-functional • multi-modal • interactive integrated model of user interface and system functionality

  10. OMMMA Presentation Diagram – Concrete Syntax

  11. OMMMA Presentation Diagram – Concrete Syntax

  12. Our Research Topics • Language Engineering • UML • abstract syntax definition via meta modeling • graph transformations as technical tool • semantics definition via dynamic meta modelling • UML profiles • multimedia applications (OMMMA) • web applications • agent-based systems • Consistency within UML models

  13. view 1 view 3 view 4 view 2 consistent integration of structural and behavioral views Consistency problem domain problem domain analyse and design model code program model

  14. Our Research Topics • Language Engineering • UML • abstract syntax definition via meta modeling • graph transformations as technical tool • semantics definition via dynamic meta modelling • UML profiles • multimedia applications (OMMMA) • web applications • agent-based systems • Consistency within UML models • Requirements Engineering • video-based modeling • eLearning

  15. . virtual world real world modeling modeling (UML)Model Video-based Modeling • new modeling approach • eLearning approach

  16. Our Research Topics • Language Engineering • UML • abstract syntax definition via meta modeling • graph transformations as technical tool • semantics definition via dynamic meta modelling • UML profiles • multimedia applications (OMMMA) • web applications • agent-based systems • Consistency within UML models • Requirements Engineering • video-based modeling • eLearning

  17. The End

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