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Part I: Theory - Dr. Edward Fischer
31.Mar.2015
Lecture recordings 12.Oct.2016 01:27:21 490 Part I: I. Motivation and Overview / II. 1. Theoretical Foundations 12.Oct.2016 01:27:38 160 Part I: II. 1. Theoretical Foundations 12.Oct.2016 01:24:57 91 Part I: II. 2. Expressiveness 12.Oct.2016 01:24:19 61 Part I: II. 2. Expressiveness Graph Based Replacement Rules, Resolution, Comparison, functional, Interpretation structured querry (SQL), Interpretation description logic, 13.Oct.2016 01:31:17 59 Part I: II. 2. Expressiveness Exercise 1, Loop, Running Example, WHILE, Resolution 13.Oct.2016 01:27:27 52 Part I: II. 2. Expressiveness Exercise 2a, Resolution, Interpretation structured query (SQL), Interpretation description logic, Graph Based Replacement Rules, Applying Semantics 13.Oct.2016 02:05:33 45 Part I: II. 2. Expressiveness Graph Based Replacement Rules, Generation Descriptions, Comparison, Summary, Restrict Invocation of Functions, Specifying Function Internals, Exercise 2, Exercise 2a, Exercise 3 13.Oct.2016 01:15:31 88 II. 3. Specifications and Refinement Exercise 3, Exercise 2a, Exercise 2, Language Levels vs. Domain Levels, Virtualization and Materialization 13.Oct.2016 01:22:18 76 Part I: II. 3. Specifications and Refinement Multiple Domain Levels, Multiple Language and Domain Levels, Normailzed Depiction, Deep Instantiation, Prototypical Concept Pattern, Stereotypes, Nested Metalevels, Superposition, Comparison 13.Oct.2016 01:30:05 94 Part I: II. 3. Specifications and Refinement / II. 4. Team Work and History Exercise 5a, Comparison, Organizing Levels in General, Refinement, Organizing Refinement in General, Organizing Levels Formally, Refinements in General, 13.Oct.2016 01:27:34 65 Part I: II. 5. Updates Exercise 5a, The Update Problem, Update Organization, Reference Retention, UUID-Reproduction through Paths, UUID-Reproduction through Call Stacks, UUID-Reproduction through Rules, UUID-Reproduction, Incremental Transformation, Update Conflicts, Excursus: Transformation with Areas 13.Oct.2016 01:18:40 34 Part I: II. 5. Updates / II. 6. Processes Excursus: Transformation with Grammars, Incremental Transformation, Summary, Processes, Traceability Requirements to Code, Traceability Requirements - Model - Code, Traceability within Multiple Levels, Architecture - Design Decision, New Requirements from Design Decision, Software Development Processes, Requirement vs Documentation, Models and Requirements 13.Oct.2016 01:21:54 51 Part I: II. 6. Processes Models and Requirements, Motivation, Idea, Comparison, Realization, Details, Models with SW Development Processes, Summary 13.Oct.2016 01:08:41 95 Part II: Tool support - Organisation and Introduction Organizational Matters, Learning Targets 13.Oct.2016 01:34:22 104 Part II: Tool support - Introduction, Web Applications and Introduction to the Eclipse Modeling Framework Introduction: Purpose and Impact of Modeling in Software Engineering, Roles in MDSE, Arguing for Application Development Based on the MDD Approach, Arguing for Developing an MDD Infrastructure, Web Applications Using AndroMDA, MDD Infrastructure and Reference Applications, Activities Needed to Build an MDD Infrastructure. 13.Oct.2016 01:21:30 70 Part II: Tool support - Introduction to the Eclipse Modeling Framework Eclipse Modeling Framework (EMF), Part, Data Modeling and Generation of a Simple Tree Editor for Instances, Class Model for Pachisi, The Ecore Metamodel, EMF Generation, Validation of Instances, Pachisi Data Model 13.Oct.2016 01:15:16 52 Part II: Tool support - Introduction to the Eclipse Modeling Framework and M2T - Acceleo Introduction to the Eclipse Modeling Frameweork: Containment, Ecore Metamodel, Metaclassifiers, Structural Features, Model Elements, The Code Generated from EMF. Modelled Classes, Abstract and Interface Classes, Inheritance, Simple Attributes, Subject-Observer Principle, Uni-directional References, Bi-directional References, Factories, Code Extensions. M2T - Acceleo: Model to Text, Model Transformation, Acceleo Features and Modules, First Acceleo Template, File Tags, Loops 13.Oct.2016 01:23:02 64 Part II: Tool support - Acceleo - Domain Specific Languages (DSL) Xtext Acceleo: Model to Text, Model Transformation, The First Acceleo Template, Loops, Queries, Conditions, Further Constructs. 13.Oct.2016 01:27:09 48 Part II: Tool support - Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) - Xtext Xtext, Generated Text-Editors, Grammars, Notations, Metamodel, Xtext-Projects, Application Models, Standard DSL, Simplification, Grammar Head, Grammar Rules 13.Oct.2016 01:13:32 36 Part II: Tool support - Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) - Xtext Meatamodel, Xtext-Grammar, Modeling, Simplification, Sequence of elements, Terminal Rules vs. Data Type Rules, Processing the Input, Typical Constructs, Enumerations, Inheritance, Substitution rules, References, Namespaces, Qualified Identifiers and References 13.Oct.2016 01:25:52 43 Part II: Tool support - Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) - Xtend 1. Xtend as a programming language: Characteristics and application scenarios, Extension methods and Lambda-Functions. 13.Oct.2016 01:09:25 58 Part II: Tool support - Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) - Xtext 2. Xtext - Scoping and model validation: Solution, Scoping Rules, The class Scope Provider, Implementation, Model Searching, Scoping at runtime, Scoping vs. Model Validation, The class Validator, Validation rules, Warnings and Error Messages. 4. Conclusion and Summary
