Chang Hwan Peter Kim, MASc.

MASc. Graduate

Now Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Texas at Austin

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Czarnecki, K., M. Antkiewicz, and C H P. Kim, "Mehrstufige, Kunden-Spezifische Anpassungen in der Anwendungsentwicklung", Objekt Spektrum, issue 1, 01/2007.
Czarnecki, K., M. Antkiewicz, C H P. Kim, S Q. Lau, and K. Pietroszek, "fmp and fmp2rsm: Eclipse Plug-Ins for Modeling Features Using Model Templates", OOPSLA'05 Companion, 2005. [pdf]
Czarnecki, K., M. Antkiewicz, and C H P. Kim, "Multi-level customization in application engineering", Communications of the ACM, vol. 49, issue 12, pp. 60, 12/2006. [pdf]
Czarnecki, K., M. Antkiewicz, C H P. Kim, S Q. Lau, and K. Pietroszek, "Model-Driven Software Product Lines", OOPSLA'05 Companion, 2005. [pdf]
Czarnecki, K., C H P. Kim, and K. Kalleberg, "Feature Models are Views on Ontologies", 10th International Software Product Line Conference (SPLC'06), Baltimore, USA, IEEE, pp. 41 - 51, 2006. [pdf][pdf]
Czarnecki, K., and C H P. Kim, "Cardinality-based feature modeling and constraints: a progress report", International Workshop on Software Factories at OOPSLA'05, San Diego, California, USA, ACM, 2005.
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Kim, C H P., and K. Czarnecki, "Synchronizing Cardinality-Based Feature Models and Their Specializations", European Conference on Model Driven Architecture – Foundations and Applications (ECMDA-FA’05), vol. 3748, Nuremberg, Germany, Springer-Verlag, pp. 331 - 348, 2005.
Kim, C H P., "On the Relationship between Feature Models and Ontologies", Electrical and Computer Engineering, vol. MASc, Waterloo, University of Waterloo, pp. 89, 2006.
Kim, C H P., K. Czarnecki, and D. Batory, "On-demand materialization of aspects for application development", The 2008 AOSD Workshop on Software Engineering Properties of Languages and Aspect Technologies - SPLAT '08, Brussels, Belgium, ACM Press, pp. 1 - 6, 2008. [pdf]
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Moises Branco

Our lab is not only about research: we do a lot of development using Java, Python, Javascript, Haskell and other languages in combination with advanced libraries and frameworks. This development experience was very helpful during my job interviews, and employers were impressed by the projects we develop here in the lab.

Alexandr Murashkin