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Dr.-Ing. Thomas Kühn

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Intrests

My current interests revolve around inventing new ways to model and programm future software systems with their increased complexity, heterogeneity, distribution, rate of change and longevity. To do this I study role-based modeling and programming languages and try to overcome their individual shortcomings. In peruse of this goal, I am going to formally specify a whole new modeling approach bridging the gap between static monolithic to fully dynamic distributed systems.

A side from that, I am interested in good practices in scientific research and methods to improve my daily work process.

Research Trip

I had a three month research stay at the Università degli Studi di Milano to visit Walter Cazzola at the Dipartimento di Informatica.

Publications

List of last publications

Model-driven Software Engineering for Construction Engineering: Quo Vadis?, (Sebastian Götz, Andreas Fehn, Frank Rohde, Thomas Kühn), In Journal of Object Technology, Volume 19, No 2 (July 2020), pp. 2:1-22

Contextual and Relational Role-Based Modeling Framework, (Thomas Kühn, Christopher Werner, Hendrik Schön, Zhao Zhenxi, Uwe Aßmann), 45th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA), August 2019

Consistent Persistence of Context-Dependent Runtime Models, (Thomas Kühn, Christopher Werner, Tobias Jäkel), Proceedings of ADAPTIVE 2019, The 11th International Conference on Adaptive and Self-Adaptive Systems and Applications (ADAPTIVE 2019)

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Research projects

List of last projects

GRK1907 - RoSI - Role-based Software Infrastructures for Continuous-Context-Sensitive Systems

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Teaching

Academic Year 2024/2025

Winter Semester	Summer Semester
No given subjects in this semester	No given subjects in this semester

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Winter Semester	Summer Semester
BROS - Development of a Web-based Editor for the Business Role-Object Specification Design Patterns and Frameworks Software for Digital Health	Academic Skills in Software Engineering (ASiSE) Component-based Software Engineering FRaMED - Development of Graphical Editor Product Lines Petrinetze in der Softwaretechnologie

Winter Semester	Summer Semester
No given subjects in this semester	Academic Skills in Computer Science (ASiCS) Component-based Software Engineering FRaMED - Development of a Dynamic Software Product Line

Winter Semester	Summer Semester
No given subjects in this semester	FRaMED - Development of a Software Product Line

Students' theses

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Past students' theses

Kind	Topic	Student
BA	Evaluierung der Konsistenz zwischen Business Process Modellen und Business Role-Object Spezifikation	Lars Westermann
MA	Towards a Toolkit for Extensible, Model-driven and Interactive Information Visualizations	Marius Hogräfer
DA	A Role-Oriented Virtual Machine	Martin Morgenstern
BA	Metamodellierungssystem für Compartment Role Object Modelle	Zhao Zhenxi
MA	Towards a Modular Product Line of Graphical Editors	Kevin Ivo Kassin
MA	Adding Feature-Awareness to the Well-formedness of Compartment Role Object Models	Florian Amberg