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Annotation The goal of this conference is to bring together industrial, academic, and government experts, from a variety of user domains and software disciplines, to report on how the disciplines' problems and solution techniques interact within the whole system. ICECCS 2007 focuses long-term research issues, near-term complex system requirements and promising tools, existing complex systems, and commercially available tools.Contents: Real-Time Systems; Modeling and Verification; Safety and Security; Context Awareness and Ubiquitous Computing; Formal Languages; Software Architecture; Addressing Complexity with Autonomic Systems; Complex Program Verifier; Advances in the FMICS-jETI Platform for Program Verification; Selected Papers from the UML 2007 & AADL 2007 Workshop.
With the ever expanding range of computing platforms and applications, system complexity is on the rise. Increasing intelligence and autonomics in today¿s systems requires innovative approaches to address these concomitant complexity issues. At this cross-section of volume and complexity, current technologies are often ineffective at coping with the demands for quality computer systems. To cope with these and other complexity issues, computer systems are modeled or specified using multi-paradigm approaches often requiring instruments and tools to visualize and understand. Advancements in formal modeling, instrumentation, and information visualization are providing traction on this important...
ICECCS 2005 focuses on state-of-the-art results and experiences in the field of complex software systems. The proceedings aims to continue the tradition of ICECCS to advance the understanding and expertise in the following areas: system and software architecture and system engineering; tools, environments, and languages for complex systems; formal methods, software and system development processes; software review, inspection, and testing; human factors and collaborative aspects, interoperability and standardization; systems and software safety and security; software engineering for world wide Web; and more.