The CHOOSE executive board is glad to invite you to the next talk given by Dr. Walter Bischofberger (Software-Tomography GmbH): "Software-Tomography – Supporting Large-Scale Software Development with a new Generation of Static Analysis Tools" on Monday, September 8. 2003.

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NOTE: registration for this event is required. See registration form at the end of this e-mail. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Software-Tomography – Supporting Large-Scale Software Development with a new Generation of Static Analysis Tools ================================================================= September 8. 2003

Institut für Wirtschaftsinformatik (IWI), Universität Bern, Engehaldenstrasse 8, 3012 Bern, Hörsaal 001

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Speaker ------- Dr. Walter Bischofberger (Software-Tomography GmbH)

Agenda ------ 17:00 - 18:15h Talk and Q/A Afterwards you are invited to a refreshment.

Abstract -------- Today many questions remain unanswered during the development and evolution of large-scale object-oriented software systems. Questions that can be answered with software-tomographs are, for example:

* Does the implementation correspond to the intended architecture? Did somebody break the architectural guidelines yesterday? Is the current reengineering effort converging towards the new architecture? Are my components only used through EJB invocations? * How is the library, we are evolving, used by its current clients? Can I discard parts of the library because they are not used? Which interfaces are used heavily and have to remain stable? Which subsystems depend on this interface? * Which parts of the source code have to be investigated with special emphasis during the next code review? Are there problematic parts in our software system, which continuously grow worse over time?

This talk shows, based on practical examples, how Software-Tomography’s Sotograph could help to answer these questions, to improve the quality of your software and to streamline your software development. Further information is available at www.software-tomography.com

Bio --- Dr. Walter Bischofberger is working on tools for software development for almost 20 years. Among others he developed a user interface generator, the multi-language programming environment SNiFF+ and the cooperative development environment Beyond-Sniff. During the last four years he has been working on a software-tomograph, a new generation of static analysis tools supporting large-scale code comprehension and quality analysis. The resulting technology is practically applied by software quality consultants since 2001 and marketed since the beginning of 2003 by Software-Tomography GmbH.

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