Sterritt, R and Hinchey, MG (2009) Organic Computing and Model-Driven Development in Embedded Systems. In: 12th IEEE Symposium on Objects/components/services-oriented Real-time distributed Computing (ISORC 2009), Tokyo, Japan. IEEE. 2 pp. [Conference contribution]
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Model-driven engineering (MDE), and its various forms (such as OMG's MDA: model-driven architecture) is a software development methodology focusing on creating models and abstractions for a specific domain. It aims to increase productivity and avoid traditional SDLC problems by maximizing compatibility between systems, simplifying the process of design, and promoting understanding and communication between stakeholders and developers. Organic computing is a vision for a particular type of system, and considers what is to be delivered (self-management). MDE involves applied research into how to deliver systems. Both have the development of more effective systems as a high level objective, and so can be viewed as complementary.
|Item Type:||Conference contribution (Other)|
|Faculties and Schools:||Faculty of Computing & Engineering|
Faculty of Computing & Engineering > School of Computing and Mathematics
|Research Institutes and Groups:||Computer Science Research Institute|
Computer Science Research Institute > Smart Environments
|Deposited By:||Mr Roy Sterritt|
|Deposited On:||08 Feb 2010 16:12|
|Last Modified:||08 Feb 2010 16:12|
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