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Information and Computer Science 228
Software Environments
Spring 2006

Professor
André van der Hoek
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andre@ics.uci.edu
Office: ICS2 207
Phone: +1 949-824-6326

Logistics
Location: CS 253
Day and time: Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00-12:20

Catalogue Description
228 Software Environments (4). Study of the requirements, concepts, and architectures of comprehensive, integrated, software development and maintenance environments. Major topics include process support, object management, communication, interoperability, measurement, analysis, and user interfaces in the environment context.

Structure
The class will be discussion oriented. Papers must have been read beforehand and discussion will be seeded by critical opinions, questions, and challenges that each student will write on the whiteboard each week at the beginning of the discussion. These discussions will primarily take place on Tuesdays.

Project
Each student will perform a practical research project. The research project must result in a tangible technology, the form of which will be discussed in class. Discussion regarding progress and issues that may arise will take place on Thursdays.

Grades
All students enrolled in the course will earn a letter grade based upon: (a) their demonstrated understanding of the class topic, (b) class attendance and participation, (c) the critical opinions, questions, and challenges shared with the class to seed the discussions, and (d) the class project.

Course Mailing List
To send mail: 36718-s06@classes.uci.edu
To view the archive: http://eee.uci.edu/toolbox/mla/message_list.php?ccode=36718&quarter=S06

Students with Disabilities
Any student who feels he or she may need an accommodation based on the impact of a disability should contact me privately to discuss his or her specific needs. Also contact the Disability Services Center at (949) 824-7494 as soon as possible to better ensure that such accommodations are implemented in a timely fashion.

Copyright
The documents below are included to ensure timely dissemination of scholarly and technical work on a non-commercial basis and are for the sole use of students enrolled in ICS 228. Copyright and all rights therein are maintained by the authors or by other copyright holders, notwithstanding that they have offered their works here electronically. It is understood that all persons copying this information will adhere to the terms and constraints invoked by each author's copyright. These works may not be resposted without the explicit permission of the copyright holder.

Schedule

Week Date Topic Papers
1 April 4 Welcome
April 6 Introduction to Software Environments Rich & Waters: Automatic Programming: Myths and Prospects
Dart, Ellison, Feiler & Habermann: Overview of Software Development Environments
Kadia: Issues Encountered in Building a Flexible Software Development Environment
2 April 11 A Historical Perspective Dolotta & Mashey: An Introduction to the Programmers Workbench
Reps & Teitelbaum: The Synthesizer Generator
Teitelman & Masinter: The Interlisp Programming Environment
April 13 A Historical Perspective Swinehart, Zellweger, Beach & Hagmann: A Structural View of the Cedar Programming Environment
Harel, Lachover, Naamad, Pnueli, Politi, Sherman & Shtul-Trauring: STATEMATE: A Working Environment for the Development of Complex Reactive Systems
Taylor, Belz, Clarke, Osterweil, Selby, Wileden, Wolf & Young: Foundations for the Arcadia Environment Architecture
3 April 18 Under the Hood Tarr & Clarke: Pleiades: An Object Management System for Software Engineering Environments
Anderson, Taylor & Whitehead: Chimera: Hypermedia for Heterogenous Software Development Environments
Heineman & Kaiser: An architecture for Integrating Concurrency Control into Environment Frameworks
April 20 Under the Hood Bandinelli, Di Nitto & Fuggetta: Supporting Cooperation in the SPADE-1 Environment
van der Lingen & van der Hoek: An Experimental, Pluggable Infrastructure for Modular Configuration Management Policy Composition
Nentwich, Emmerich & Finkelstein: Consistency Management with Repair Actions
4 April 25 Building Software Environments Ballance, Graham & Van de Vanter: The Pan Language-Based Editing System for Integrated Development Environments
Boudier, Gallo, Minot & Thomas: An Overview of PCTE & PCTE+
Ossher & Harrison: Support for Change in RPDE3
April 27 Project Introduction
5 May 2 Building Software Environments Thomas & Nejmeh: Definitions of Tool Integration for Environments
Clemm & Osterweil: A Mechanism for Environment Integration
Reiss: Connecting Tools Using Message Passing in the Field Environment
May 4 Project Proposal Due
6 May 9 Modern Software Environments Medvidovic, Rosenblum & Taylor: A Language and Environment for Architecture-Based Software Development and Evolution
Grundy, Mugridge & Hosking: Constructing Component-based Software Engineering Environments: Issues and Experiences
des Rivières & Wiegand: Eclipse: A Platform for Integrating Development Tools
May 11 Project Discussion
7 May 16 Software Environments for Reuse Habermann: Programming Environments for Reuse
Braga, Werner & Mattoso: Odyssey: A Reuse Environment based on Domain Models
Lüer & Rosenblum: Wren—An Environment for Component-Based Development
May 18 Project Discussion
8 May 23 Distributed Software Environments Ben-Shaul & Kaiser: A Paradigm for Decentralized Process Modeling and its Realization in the Oz Environment
Augustin, Bressler & Smith: Accelerating Software Development Through Collaboration
Hall, Heimbigner & Wolf: A Cooperative Approach to Support Deployment Using the Software Dock
May 25 Project Discussion
9 May 30 New Developments Zimmermann, Weißgerber, Diehl & Zeller: Mining Version Histories to Guide Software Change
Mockus & Herbsleb: Expertise Browser: A Quantitative Approach to Identifying Expertise
Cubranic, Murphy, Singer & Booth: Hipikat: A Project Memory for Software Development
June 1 Preliminary Project Demonstrations
10 June 6 New Developments Henkel & Diwan: CatchUp! Capturing and Replaying Refactorings to Support API Evolution
Ducasse & Lanza: The Class Blueprint: Visually Supporting the Understanding of Classes
Van der Westhuizen, Chen & van der Hoek: Emerging Design: New Roles and Uses for Abstraction
June 8 Project Discussion
Finals week June 13, 10:30 - 12:30 Final Project Demonstrations
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