On November 9th, 2020  at 5.00 pm, Christos Tsigkanos, Technical University (TU) of Wein, will hold an online seminar on “Engineering Ubiquitous Software Systems" .

Today, even small devices -- from mobile phones to industrial robots -- are internet-connected, are capable of running software and are situated close to end-users inducing overall ubiquitous systems which are increasingly integrated in daily life. The problem of engineering such systems in a dependable manner will not go away – it will only become more pressing, as systems are characterized by heterogeneity, are spatially distributed, and are increasingly expected to reliably satisfy their requirements. It is clear that if we are going to use ad-hoc methods, we’ll end up with ad-hoc problems. Instead, we need to employ appropriate representations, techniques and methods that software engineering as a discipline has long pursued. In particular, this talk will outline how this vision relates to the wide themes of cyber-physical spaces as a modelling conception, the increasing importance of the edge of the network for reliable internet technology systems as well as the use of model transformation techniques toward practical applications.

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