1. Innovation in the Practice of Computer Science Education to follow Bologna

    The "adoption of a system of easily readable and comparable degrees" stated in the Bologna declaration, requires, from higher education institutions, a move towards innovative student-centred approaches which align course units planning, teaching and assessment. This presentation, by a member of the staff team -- the students tutor, reports and reviews …

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  2. Pointwise-Pointfree Transformations

    There are several programming styles in functional programming, and none is considered to be the best. Two opposite styles are, for example, pointwise and pointfree, that can be differentiated mainly by the use of variables in the first case, and their inexistence in the second one. In this project a …

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  3. Closure Properties of Coalgebra Automata

    Coalgebra automata are finite automata that operate on (possibly) infinite objects which are represented as pointed coalgebras. Examples from the literature such as automata on infinite words, trees and graphs can be seen as coalgebra automata.

    In my talk I will first recall the definition of a coalgebra automaton. Then …

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  4. Applications of XML transformations

    In this ACG presentation we will show how we applied XML transformation techniques to models. There will be example models from Enterprise Architectures and from UML.

    First we will show a transformation technique developed at CWI: the Rule Markup Language (RML) and its tools.

    After that there will be 2 …

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  5. Reasoning about Reo's Reconfiguration Mechanisms

    From a semantic perspective, the reconfiguration features of Reo have not yet been explored. This talk presents their semantics in terms of sequences of constraint automata. In addition, a logic for reasoning about Reo connectors in the presence of reconfiguration is described. Interestingly, the logic is decideable, although its underlying …

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