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Model-Driven Engineering and Model Transformation: for Fun and Profit

Abstract

Model-Driven Engineering is a discipline based around the use of structured and precise models to support engineering processes. These models are expressed in languages that are, by definition or construction, supported by tools. The tools enable construction of sound (well-formed) models, analysis of models, transformation of models, and many other tasks. In this series of lectures, we will study the principles of Model-Driven Engineering, the construction process of models, and will investigate the different kinds of model transformations that underpin engineering processes. We will also consider how using Model-Driven Engineering and model transformations both helps and hinders the process of building dependable software systems, in terms of challenges associated with managing dependencies and verification.

Authors

Paige Richard F.; Kolovos Dimitrios S.

Book title

Engineering Dependable Software Systems

Series

NATO Science for Peace and Security Series - D: Information and Communication Security

Publisher

IOS Press

Publication Date

June 19, 2013

DOI

10.3233/978-1-61499-207-3-275
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