Welcome to MCSE
MCSE: Modelling for Continuous Software Engineering (previously known as ARE: Architecture-driven Requirements Engineering) has been started in February 2013 and is headed by Prof. Anne Koziolek. Since 2021, we have been a member of the KASTEL — Institute of Information Security and Dependability, and we renamed the research group to MCSE. The group is part of Software Design and Quality.
03.02.2025
Dr.-Ing. Jan Keim successfully defended his thesis “Recovering Trace Links In Software Architecture Documentation”. Congratulations!
30.01.2025
Dr.-Ing. Yves Richard Kirschner successfully defended his thesis “Handling Heterogeneity in Software Architecture Reverse Engineering: A View-Based Approach”. Congratulations!
27.01.2025
Dr.- Hamideh Hajiabadi successfully defended her thesis “Assisting in the Reuse of Artificial Intelligence Approaches in Biological Image Processing”. Congratulations!
23.01.2025
Dr.-Ing. Manar Mazkatli successfully defended her thesis “Continuous Integration of Architectural Performance Models with Parametric Dependencies”. Congratulations!
The Software Engineering Conference SE2025, organized by the Software Engineering division of the German Informatics Society (GI), will take place at KIT from February 24 to February 28, 2025.
The registration is now open. Further information can be found on the conference website: https://se2025.sdq.kastel.kit.edu/.
Organizing Committee: Anne Koziolek (General Chair), Anna-Lena Lamprecht, Thomas Thüm (Program Chairs), Sascha Alpers (Industry Chair), Lisa Sonnleithner, Kevin Feichtinger (Workshop Chairs), Ralf Reussner (Sponsoring Chair), Jan Keim (Local Chair), Tobias Hey (Publicity Chair), Erik Burger (Proceedings Chair)
SE25 conference website
05.12.2024
Dr.-Ing. Larissa Schmid successfully defended her thesis “Automatic Performance Modeling and Analysis of Configurable Scientific Software and Workflows” with distinction. Congratulations !
Larissa Schmid Personal Webpage