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Program Overview

All events except for the Spring School and Banquet will be held on the 3rd floor of Newcomb Hall. The Spring School will be held in MEC 339. The Banquet will be held at Boars Head Inn.

The program is also available in print version.

Sunday, March 1
Student Events – Spring School
(Mechnical and Aerospace Engineering Department, Room MEC 339.)
09:00 am	BREAKFAST
10:00 am	Panel on Evaluation for AOSD
12:00 pm	LUNCH
01:30 pm	Thesis Evaluation Workshop
03:00 pm	BREAK
03:30 pm	Collaborative Paper Writing Workshop
05:30 pm	BREAK
06:00 pm - 07:00 pm	Question/Answer Session

Monday, March 2

Registration

08:00 am

(Entry Hallway, 3rd Floor, Newcomb Hall
Enter on the ground level from McCormick Drive, the main road through campus)

Workshops

09:00 am

ACP4IS:	Aspects, Components, and Patterns for Infrastructure Software (Room 389)
AOM:	Thirteenth Workshop on Aspect-Oriented Modeling (Board Room)
FOAL:	Foundations of Aspect-Oriented Languages (Commonwealth Room)

10:30 am

BREAK

11:00 am

Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners will not be provided for workshop participants, but two coffee breaks per day will be provided

12:30 pm

LUNCH

02:00 pm

Workshops run from 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

03:30 pm

BREAK

04:00 pm -
05:30 pm

Tuesday, March 3

Registration

08:00 am

(Entry Hallway, 3rd Floor, Newcomb Hall
Enter on the ground level from McCormick Drive, the main road through campus)

Workshops

09:00 am

DSAL:	Fourth Workshop on Domain-Specific Aspect Languages (Room 389)
EA:	Workshop on Early Aspects (Commonwealth Room)
PLATE:	Practices of Linking Aspect Technology and Evolution (Board Room)

10:30 am

BREAK

11:00 am

Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners will not be provided for workshop participants, but two coffee breaks per day will be provided

12:30 pm

LUNCH

02:00 pm

Workshops run from 9:00 am - 5:30 pm

Birds of a Feather

03:00 pm

JBoss AOP
(South Meeting Room)

03:30 pm

BREAK

04:00 pm -
05:30 pm

JBoss AOP continued

Wednesday, March 4

08:00 am

BREAKFAST
(Main Lounge)
Participants may eat in the Ballroom

Registration

(Entry Hallway, 3rd Floor, Newcomb Hall
Enter on the ground level from McCormick Drive, the main road through campus)

09:00 am

Keynote

The Future of Software Architectures for Large-Scale Business Solutions: Modularity, Scalability, and Separation of Concerns
Paul Daugherty, Accenture
(Ballroom)

10:30 am

BREAK
(Main Lounge)

Demo Madness

(10:40 am - 10:55 am)
(Ballroom)

11:00 am

Research Session 1

Demo Session 1A

Programming Languages
(Ballroom)

Dependent Advice: A General Approach to Optimizing History-based Aspects
Bodden, Chen, and Rosu

The Dataflow Pointcut – A Formal and Practical Framework
Alhadidi, Boukhtouta, Belblidia, Debbabi, and Bhattacharya

Expressive Scoping of Distributed Aspects
Tanter, Fabry, Douence, Noyé, and Südholt

(Room 389)

D1:	A GUI Tool for FODA Feature Diagrams Nakajima, Aoki, and Imai
D2:	MAJOR and CARAJillo: Aspect Weaving in the Java Class Library Villazón, Binder, and Moret

12:30 pm

LUNCH
(Main Lounge)
Participants may eat in the Ballroom; Provided to all registered participants

02:00 pm

Research Session 2

Demo Session 2A

Aspect Interference
(Ballroom)

A Graph-Transformation-Based Simulation Approach for Analysing Aspect Interference on Shared Join Points
Aksit, Rensink, and Staijen

The Art of the Meta-Aspect Protocol
Dinkelaker, Mezini, and Bockisch

Flexible Calling Context Reification for Aspect-Oriented Programming
Villazón, Binder, and Moret

(Room 389)

D3:	Efficient Software Product Line Development – The Aspect-Oriented Way Groher, Schwanninger, and Vöelter
D4:	Building a Next-Generation Digital News Publishing Platform with AOSD Op de beeck, Van Landuyt, Truyen, and Joosen

03:30 pm

BREAK
(Main Lounge)

04:00 pm -
06:00 pm

Research Session 3

Demo Session 3A

Software Architecture and Modeling
(Ballroom)

Domain-driven Discovery of Stable Abstractions for Pointcut Interfaces
Van Landuyt, Op de beeck, Truyen, and Joosen

Aspect-Oriented Multi-View Modeling
Kienzle, Al Abed, and Klein

From Sequence Diagrams to Java-STAIRS Aspects
Oldevik and Haugen

Composing Architectural Aspects based on Style Semantics
Chavez, Garcia, Batista, Oliveira, Sant'anna, Rashid

(Room 389)

D5:	drUID – Unexpected Interactions Detection Restivo, Aguiar
D6:	AOJS: Aspect-Oriented Programming Framework for JavaScript Washizaki, Kubo, Mizumachi, Eguchi, and Fukazawa

Demo Session 4A

(Main Lounge)

D7:	A System for Supporting Collaboration with Designers by Aspect-Oriented Approach in RIA Development Fukuda
D8:	R3V3RS3: Querying for Syntactical Patterns of Conditional Compilation Usage Adams, Hassan, Tromp, and De Meuter

06:30 pm-
08:00 pm

Reception & Student Events – Poster Event

Reception
(Main Lounge)

Student Events – Poster Event
(Art Gallery)

Optimizing Dynamic Pointcuts by using SCoPE – Aotani

Concern Comprehension and Visualization: How Low Can You Go? – Baldwin

Design Strategies for Reusable Aspects – Bynens

Enforcing Security for Desktop Clients using Authority Aspects – Cannon

Modeling, Verification, and Testing of Non-Functional Requirements with Aspects – Cui

Pluggable and OPen Aspect RunTime (POPART) – Versatile Semantics for Aspects using a Meta-Aspect Protocol – Dinkelaker

Aspect-Oriented Generation of the API Documentation for AspectJ – Horie

Taming Strongly Invasive Aspects – Katz

Enforcing Behavioral Constraints in Evolving Aspect-Oriented Programs – Khatchadourian

Improving Aspect Oriented Modularity with Design Rules – Marques

Federated Virtual Macro Components – Matthews

DandyJ: A Dynamic Distributed AOP language for Modular Implementations of Coordinated Weaving – Morita

An Aspect for Resolving Aspect Interactions – Takeyama

Thursday, March 5

08:00 am

BREAKFAST
(Main Lounge)
Participants may eat in the Ballroom

Registration

(Entry Hallway, 3rd Floor, Newcomb Hall
Enter on the ground level from McCormick Drive, the main road through campus)

09:00 am

Keynote

Cyber Physical Systems: Aspects as a Basis for Robustness and Openness
John A. Stankovic, University of Virginia
(Ballroom)

10:30 am

BREAK
(Main Lounge)

11:00 am

Research Session 4

Demo Session 1B

Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering
(Ballroom)

Modeling Scenario Variability as Crosscutting Mechanisms
Bonifácio and Borba

Concept Analysis for Product Line Requirements
Niu and Easterbrook

Semantic vs. Syntactic Compositions in Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering: an Empirical Study
Chitchyan, Greenwood, Sampaio, Rashid, Garcia, and da Silva

(Room 389)

D1:	A GUI Tool for FODA Feature Diagrams Nakajima, Aoki, and Imai
D2:	MAJOR and CARAJillo: Aspect Weaving in the Java Class Library Villazón, Binder, and Moret

12:30 pm

LUNCH
(Main Lounge)
Participants may eat in the Ballroom; Provided to all registered participants

Industry Panel

Challenges and Roadmap for Using AOSD in Industry (12:45 pm - 1:45 pm)
(Ballroom)
Baillargeon, Grechanik, Kumar, Poshyvanyk, Wohlstadter

02:00 pm

Research Session 5

Demo Session 3B*

Testing and Verification
(Ballroom)

Modular Verification of Dynamically Adaptive Systems
Zhang, Goldsby, and Cheng

A Generic and Reflective Debugging Architecture to Support Runtime Visibility and Traceability of Aspects
De Borger, Lagaisse, and Joosen

Automated Test Data Generation for Aspect-Oriented Programs
Harman, Islam, Xie, and Wappler

(Room 389)

D5:	drUID – Unexpected Interactions Detection Restivo, Aguiar
D6:	AOJS: Aspect-Oriented Programming Framework for JavaScript Washizaki, Kubo, Mizumachi, Eguchi, and Fukazawa

Demo Session 5A*

(Board Room)

D9:	Lavash: Lancaster Variability Analysis Toolkit for Heterogeneous Requirements Sets Noppen, Weston, Sardinha, Chitchyan, Greenwood, and Rashid
D10:	Rejuvenate Pointcut: A Tool for Pointcut Expression Recovery in Evolving Aspect-Oriented Software Khatchadourian, Greenwood, and Rashid

* Demo Sessions 3B and 5A will run simultaneously

03:30 pm

BREAK
(Main Lounge)

04:00 pm -
06:00 pm

Industry Session

Demo Session 2B

Aspects in Industry
(Ballroom)

Enabling the Adoption of Aspects – Testing Aspects: A Risk Model, Fault Model and Patterns
Kumar, Sosale, Konuganti, and Rathi

Modelling Hardware Verification Concerns Specified in the e Language: An Experience Report
Galpin, Driver, and Clarke

Using Aspect Orientation in Industrial Projects: Appreciated or Damned?
Hohenstein and Jäger

Aspect-Oriented Programming with Hidden Markov Models to Verify Design Use Cases
Florez-Larrahondo and Haddock

(Room 389)

D3:	Efficient Software Product Line Development – The Aspect-Oriented Way Groher, Schwanninger, and Vöelter
D4:	Building a Next-Generation Digital News Publishing Platform with AOSD Op de beeck, Van Landuyt, Truyen, and Joosen

Demo Session 4B

(Main Lounge)

D7:	A System for Supporting Collaboration with Designers by Aspect-Oriented Approach in RIA Development Fukuda
D8:	R3V3RS3: Querying for Syntactical Patterns of Conditional Compilation Usage Adams, Hassan, Tromp, and De Meuter

07:30 pm-
10:00 pm

BANQUET
(Boars Head Inn)

Friday, March 6

08:00 am

BREAKFAST
(Main Lounge)
Participants may eat in the Ballroom

Registration

(Entry Hallway, 3rd Floor, Newcomb Hall
Enter on the ground level from McCormick Drive, the main road through campus)

09:00 am

Keynote

Everyday Aspects
Gail Murphy, University of British Columbia
(Ballroom)

10:30 am

BREAK
(Main Lounge)

11:00 am -
12:30 pm

Research Session 6

Demo Session 5B

Domain-Specific Aspect Languages and Applications
(Ballroom)

Metaproperty Aspects
Myers and Baniassad

Can We Refactor Conditional Compilation into Aspects?
Adams, De Meuter, Tromp, and Hassan

Enforcing Security for Desktop Clients using Authority Aspects
Cannon and Wohlstadter

(Room 389)

D9:	Lavash: Lancaster Variability Analysis Toolkit for Heterogeneous Requirements Sets Noppen, Weston, Sardinha, Chitchyan, Greenwood, and Rashid
D10:	Rejuvenate Pointcut: A Tool for Pointcut Expression Recovery in Evolving Aspect-Oriented Software Khatchadourian, Greenwood, and Rashid

Sunday, March 1	Spring School
Monday, March 2	Workshops
Tuesday, March 3	Workshops, Birds of a Feather
Wednesday, March 4	Keynote, Research Sessions, Demo Sessions, and Poster Event
Thursday, March 5	Keynote, Research Sessions, Industry Panel, Industry Session, and Demo Sessions
Friday, March 6	Keynote, Research Session, and Demo Session