Continuous Architecture

Development of high quality complex software systems, in particular in modern embedded and cyber-physical systems, requires careful attention to the software architecture and design. The overall scope of the Continuous Architecture theme is to identify and develop means to help companies improve their processes, methods and technologies related to software architecture, in order to support development of increasingly complex products and to react and adapt quicker to changed market needs.
Theme 2 Leader: Jan Carlson
Professor, leading the Industrial Software Engineering research group at Mälardalen University.
Email: jan.carlson@mdh.se
Web: http://www.es.mdh.se/staff/40-Jan_Carlson

Active projects

> #2 Managing Architectural Technical Debt

> #35 Managing Model Inconsistencies

> #43 Machine Learning-based Characterization of Software Performance Regression

> #44 Criticality Aware Socio Technical Systems Architecting for Quality Assurance

Finished projects

> Managing Practices for Development Speed

> #7 End-to-end Variability Management

> #12 Scaling Agile development in mechatronics organizations

> #16 Managing Interoperability Concerns in Large Systems

> #22 Evolution support for architectural artefacts

> #24 Ensuring Quality of Service through Modeling of Service-level Agreements in Industrial IoT

> #25 Closing the Safety-Security gap in software intensive systems

> #32 Model-based development and continuous integration

> Improving the Design and Realization of Situational Aware Internet of Things Systems for Emergency Situations Handling

> #34 Safety Assurance in Continuous Deployment

> #38 Evaluating Sustainability: Making Decisions

> #40 Predicting the Effects of Code Changes in Continuous Software Development

> #42 Managing Process Debt

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