At present, she is an associate professor and researcher at the Software Engineering Lab of the Computing Systems Department, which is located at the Institute of Mathematics and Computational Sciences, University of São Paulo (campus São Carlos). Rosana has undergraduated on Bachelors in Computer Sciences at University of Sao Paulo (1986). She has finished her Master and PhD in Computer Science and Computational Mathematics at University of Sao Paulo in 1998 and 2003, respectively. From August, 2011 to July 2012 she has done her post-doctorate research with Professor Jaejoon Lee. From August, 2006 to November, 2010 she was the coordinator of the ICMC Bachelor in Informatics undergraduate course. She has practical experience in software development for 12 years. Her research interests comprise Software reuse, more specifically in software product lines, model-driven development, system-of-systems, aspect-oriented software development, component and service oriented architectures, application generators, frameworks, patterns and pattern languages. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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A System of Systems (SoS) is a way of integrating independent systems and their relationships, forming a whole bigger than the sum of its parts. Thus, a SoS allows the achievement of complex goals that would not be easily achieved individually by its constituent systems. In a SoS, emergent behavior can arise at any time and should be easy to model. Ideally, a SoS should satisfy several c…
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In this work, we propose to investigate the use of aspect-oriented programming to implement the patterns of an analysis pattern language. The basic idea is to perform the implementation in an incremental way, so that each implemented pattern can be combined with already implemented patterns through weaving. Each pattern will be considered individually, and aspects will be used to include …
This research project aims at the creation of a framework composed by processes and tools to support the development and instantiation of software product lines. The framework will integrate several existing reuse techniques (e.g. components, services, patterns, and aspects) and product line processes in a systematic way. We are particularly interested in making all these techniques and p…
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