WSR 2011: 13. Workshop Software-Reengineering
Beschreibung
der GI-Fachgruppe Software-Reengineering (SRE)
Bad-Honnef
02.-04. Mai 2011
Aktuell
Workshop Software-ReengineeringDie Workshops Software-Reengineering (WSR) im Physikzentrum Bad Honnef wurden mit dem ersten WSR 1999 von Jürgen Ebert und Franz Lehner ins Leben gerufen, um neben den erfolgreichen internationalen Tagungen im Bereich Reengineering (CSMR, ICSM, IWPC, WCRE, etc.) auch ein deutschsprachiges Diskussionsforum zu schaffen. Ziel der Treffen ist es, einander kennen zu lernen und auf diesem Wege auch eine Basis der Kooperation zu schaffen, so dass das Themengebiet weiteren Fortschritt und Konsolidierung erfährt. Inzwischen hat sich der Workshop Software-Reengineering, der als Low-Cost-Workshop ohne eigenes Budget durchgeführt wird, als zentrale deutschsprachige Reengineering-Konferenz etabliert. Der WSR hat auch maßgeblich zur Bildung der deutschsprachigen Reengineering-Communitybeigetragen und bildet die Keimzelle der GI-Fachgruppe Software-Reengineering.
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Call for Papers
Goals of the Workshop
Software Reengineering comprises all activities that aim at examination and alteration of a software system to reconstitute it in a new form.
The main goal of the Workshop Software Reengineering (WSR) is to bring together different working groups from academia and industry that work in the fields of software reengineering and maintenance.
Everyone working in this field is invited to present his/her current activities or results. Practitioners' experience reports are as welcome as scientific projects and results.
Possible topics include (but are not limited to):
- Methods and process models
- Methods and models for software reengineering
- Process models for software renovation, migration, and maintenance
- Embedding reengineering activities into software development
- Reengineering tools
- Tools for program comprehension, redocumentation, software visualization, static and dynamic program analysis, software test, software maintenance, program transformation
- Interoperability between software reengineering and development tools
- Software migration
- Migration strategies and transformation approaches
- Migration to service-oriented architectures (SOA)
- Migration to product line architectures
- Architecture reengineering
- Architecture reconstruction, assessment, migration
- Software quality
- Approaches for assessing software quality
- Improving software quality by reengineering
- Economical aspects of reengineering
- Organizational aspects of reengineering projects
- Cost-effectiveness analysis of reengineering
- Quality monitoring of reengineering actions
- Effort estimation for reengineering projects
- Experience reports
- Experience reports about maintenance activities, migration and reengineering projects
Submissions
Submissions may consist of extended abstracts of up to two pages. They may be written in English or German. Please use the "Softwaretechnik Trends" format.
Links to templates:
Please submit your PDF document using EasyChair at http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wsr2011.
Tool Demos
You are invited to demonstrate your software reengineering tool. Please register your tool demo, giving the name, manufacturer, and a short description (3 sentences) by sending an email to wsr at uni-koblenz.de. Deadline is 22 April 2011.
In case of too many registrations, the organizers will have to perform a selection.
Annual Meeting of SRE Special Interest Group Members
The yearly meeting of the SRE special interest group will also take place during the workshop.
The workshop will take place in the "Physikzentrum" in Bad Honnef from 2 till 4 May 2011.
Important Dates
- Extended abstract submission: 10 April 2011
- Notification of acceptance: 17 April 2011
- Submission of camera-ready version: 22 April 2011
- Tool registration for demo: 22 April 2011
- Registration: 27 April 2011
Organisation
- Rainer Gimnich, IBM Software Group, SOA Advanced Technologies, Frankfurt
- Jochen Quante, Robert Bosch GmbH, Stuttgart
- Volker Riediger, University of Koblenz-Landau, Software Engineering Group, Koblenz
- Mircea Trifu, Forschungszentrum INformatik, Karlsruhe
- Andreas Winter, University of Oldenburg, Software Engineering Group, Oldenburg