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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Computação (IC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Cecilia M.F. Rubira is a Full Professor of the University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Brazil. She received her Ph.D. in Computing Science (1994) from the University of Newcastle, UK. Her main research areas are are software engineering and fault tolerance. More specifically, her research interests are software architectures, component-based software development, software product lines, aspect-based software development, model-driven software development, self-adaptive software architectures, dependable software development, exception handling, coordinated atomic action, and software diversity. She has co-authored more than 100 scientific papers, book chapters, and books in these areas, and also supervises a number of MSc and PhD students at UNICAMP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Nowadays, computing systems are facing a great transformation. The generalavailability of communication makes it possible to interconnect existing systems, todeliver complex and multifaceted services. The result of such integration is knownas a "System-of-Systems" (SoS). However, ensuring the correctness of the resultingservices is not trivial. Many of the SoS characteristics such as dyna…
Software Product Lines (SPL) and Component-Based Development (CBD) are approaches that are exploited to promote reuse and facilitate the development of software systems. One of the main artifacts of SPL is the Product Line Architecture (PLA). A PLA provides a global view in which the variable and the common parts of a SPL are identified in terms of architectural elements and their configu…
Generally, software product lines are complex because they encompass the development of a set of systems that share common assets. Product line architectures are essential artifacts that help handling this complexity by abstracting implementation details. The integration of aspect concepts to the existing methods and techniques aims at supporting the evolution of product line architecture…
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