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Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages
Ulm University
James-Franck-Ring
D-89069 Ulm
Building O27, Level 4
Phone: +49 (0)731 / 50 - 24161
Institute of Software Engineering and Programming Languages
Research
Our research covers many aspects of software engineering and programming languages. In particular, we focus on domain-specific languages, software configuration, and constraint programming. We employ formalized theories, develop open-source tools, and apply empirical research methods.
Teaching
The institute represents the areas software engineering and programming languages in the bachelor and master programs of computer science and related fields. We offer the following mandatory courses in the Bachelor's program:
- Interactive Systems Programming
- Software Engineering
- Software Project
Furthermore, we are responsible for the bachelor and master program Software Engineering.
Overview of the courses in the bachelor and master programs
News
Congratulations to Dr. Thomas Witte for his successful defense of his doctoral thesis
We congratulate Dr. Thomas Witte on the successful defense of his dissertation "What you change is what you get – Using Provenance Tracking at…
"EditQL: A Textual Query Language for Evolving Models" accepted at MODELS'24
Our paper "EditQL: A Textual Query Language for Evolving Models" by Jakob Pietron, Benedikt Jutz, Alexander Raschke, and Matthias Tichy got accepted…
Award for the Best Master’s Degree
Florian Sihler received the award for the best master's degree in the field of computer science at Ulm University.
YoungRSE Award at deRSE24
Florian Sihler received the YoungRSE Award at deRSE24.
New Interim Professor Dr. Stefan Winter
Starting from April, Dr.-Ing. Stefan Winter has joined the SP institute as an interim professor and is temporarily filling the position of Thomas…
Newest publications
2001
117.
Schwinn,
Thilo
How to make your Software Inspections Profitable - An Approach Based on Sampling and Return on Investment Calculation
Proceedings of the 14th ICSSEA, Paris
2001
How to make your Software Inspections Profitable - An Approach Based on Sampling and Return on Investment Calculation
Proceedings of the 14th ICSSEA, Paris
2001
116.
Schmid,
Joachim
Introduction to AsmGofer
2001
Introduction to AsmGofer
2001
115.
Stärk,
R.;
Schmid,
Joachim;
Börger,
Egon
Java and the Java Virtual Machine: Definition, Validation, Verification
Publisher: Springer-Verlag
2001
Java and the Java Virtual Machine: Definition, Validation, Verification
Publisher: Springer-Verlag
2001
114.
Stärk,
R.;
Schmid,
Joachim
Java bytecode verification is not possible
Formal Methods and Tools for Computer Science, Eurocast 2001, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
2001
Java bytecode verification is not possible
Formal Methods and Tools for Computer Science, Eurocast 2001, Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
2001
113.
Knublauch,
Holger
KBeans Specification: Semantic Transparency for Components and Domain Models
Document Number: FAW-TR-01001
FAW Ulm
2001
KBeans Specification: Semantic Transparency for Components and Domain Models
Document Number: FAW-TR-01001
FAW Ulm
2001