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.

Overview of our research topics

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

 

Contact & Directions

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

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Newest publications

2015

385.
Krieter, Sebastian; Schröter, Reimar; Fenske, Wolfram; Saake, Gunter
Use-Case-Specific Source-Code Documentation for Feature-Oriented Programming
Proc. Int'l Workshop on Variability Modelling of Software-Intensive Systems (VaMoS), Page 27:27-27:34
Publisher: ACM, New York, NY, USA
January 2015
ISBN:978-1-4503-3273-6

2014

384.
Betz, Hariolf; Frühwirth (editor), Thom; Schöning (editor), Uwe
A Unified Analytical Foundation for Constraint Handling Rules
Publisher: BOD
December 2014
ISBN:9783734732508
383.
Nassal, Alexander; Dausend, Marcel
A Board Game for Education Purposes in Software Engineering
European Conference Software Engineering Education (ECSEE)
November 2014
382.
Kowalski, Robert; Frühwirth (editor), Thom
Logic for Problem Solving, Revisited
Publisher: BOD
November 2014
ISBN:9783837036299
381.
Sharaf, Nada; Abdennadher, Slim; Frühwirth, Thom
A Visualization Tool for Constraint Handling Rules
24th International Symposium on Logic-Based Program Synthesis and Transformation (LOPSTR 2014), Canterbury, UK
September 2014