SCG News

2005-11-22

Walter Binder will give a presentation on Portable and Efficient Profiling for the JVM Using Bytecode Instrumentation at 17h15 in room 001, Engehaldenstrasse 8, CH-3012 Bern. Please register for the (free) event.

2005-11-21

Alexandre Bergel will defend his PhD thesis, Classboxes — Controlling Visibility of Class Extensions. The examination will be held in room 003, Engehaldenstrasse 8, CH-3012 Bern, from 10h00 to 11h30.

2005-11-18

A Smalltalk Workshop was organized by the Software Composition Group and sponsored by the Swiss Smalltalk User Group (SSUG).

2005-11-17

Available online:

Identifying Traits with Formal Concept Analysis

2005-11-14

Tudor Girba defended his PhD thesis, Modeling History to Understand Evolution.

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About the SCG

The Software Composition Group carries out research in programming language design and software reengineering with the goal of facilitating the development of flexible, open software systems. The SCG is led by Prof. Oscar Nierstrasz and Prof. Stéphane Ducasse and is part of the Institute of Computer Science and Applied Mathematics (IAM) at the University of Berne.

Books

The following books are now available!

Squeak: Learn Programming with Robots

Object-Oriented Reengineering Patterns

Research

A Unified Approach to Composition and Extensibility
RECAST: Evolution of Object-Oriented Applications
Piccola — a Small Composition Language
Traits — Composable Units of Behavior
- Traits in C#
Classboxes — A Minimal Module Model Supporting Local Rebinding
Moose — a Language-Independent Reengineering Environment
CodeCrawler — Reverse Engineering Tool combining Metrics and Software Visualization
Van — a Version Analysis Tool

Teaching

Unibe semester dates (2005-2009)
Courses (Winter Semester 2005/2006): ESE, CP, SC
Courses (Summer Semester 2006): P2, PS, ST, SC
Student Projects (SmallWiki)
Masters Projects (SmallWiki)

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