SASE 2008: First Workshop on Self-Adaptive Software Engineering
Abdelhak-Djamel Seriai
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Abdelhak-Djamel Seriai
Abstract
The goal of this workshop is to exchange opinions, advance ideas, and discuss the state of the art of approaches and results among researchers and practitioners who investigate software engineering concepts, methodologies, and tools to design and evolve self-adaptive software. Adaptability is considered as a critical enabling capability for many software-based systems, which must adapt themselves to changing conditions in both the supporting computing and communication infrastructure, as well as in the surrounding physical environment.
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The goal of this workshop is to exchange opinions, advance ideas, and discuss the state of the art of approaches and results among researchers and practitioners who investigate software engineering concepts, methodologies, and tools to design and evolve self-adaptive software. Adaptability is considered as a critical enabling capability for many software-based systems, which must adapt themselves to changing conditions in both the supporting computing and communication infrastructure, as well as in the surrounding physical environment.
Key concepts: Adaptability, Computer science, Software engineering, Social software engineering, Software, Adaptation (eye), Software development, Software system