Complex Systems Design & Management (CSDM) 2011
Abstract
Complex Systems Design & Management (CSDM) 2011 take place from 7th to 9th december 2011 at the Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris downtown, France. The CSDM is an European academic-industrial conference dedicated to all academic researchers and industrial actors working on complex industrial systems engineering.
The aim of the CSDM 2011 conference is to cover as completely as possible the field of complex systems sciences & practices. Thus, the two following types of contributions are welcome:
Scientific contributions: scientific and technical methods & tools for analyzing, modelling, simuling, optimizing, verifying, validating and qualifying complex industrial systems; Industrial contributions: case studies, returns of experience & exchanges of good practices with respect to general or specific types of complex industrial systems.
In order to make the CSDM 2011 conference a convergence forum of the academic and industrial communities interested in complex industrial systems, the organization is based on a key rule of complete parity between academics and industrialists. This principle reflects in particular in the balanced academic and industrial compositions of the conference program commitee and of the invited speakers.
09.12.2011, um 16:00 - 16:30 Uhr
Requirements, Traceability and DSLs in Eclipse with the Requirements Interchange Format (ReqIF) - Andreas Graf, Ömer Gürsoy, Nirmal Sasidharan
Vortragende der itemis
Andreas Graf, Project Manager and Business Analyst
Andreas Graf has been employed with itemis as project manager and business analyst since February 2009. Based in Pforzheim, he takes care of customers and projects in the southern region in the areas of MDSD, oAW, embedded systems and automotive.
Andreas Graf began his professional career as a developer and assistant project leader at DEC on customer projects in the telecommunications field. There followed a prolonged period as a pre-sales / consultant in the areas of UML, MDA, MDSD and code generation at Aonix Deutschland.
Before his job at itemis, he had been employed as a development engineer and project leader with BMW in the themes of AUTOSAR (processes and tool chains), functions development and software logistics.
Ömer Gürsoy, Business Development Manager
Ömer Gürsoy was operative as analyst, developer, architect, trainer and project leader in the domains enterprise systems, embedded systems and tool development. His special interests are system architectures and model driven software development.