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Seminar in Computer Science: Formal Verification http://fmv.jku.at/sem/index.html Martina Seidl Martina.Seidl@jku.at Overview Objectives: Write scientific paper Give scientific talk State if you want to use this seminar for your


  1. Seminar in Computer Science: Formal Verification http://fmv.jku.at/sem/index.html Martina Seidl Martina.Seidl@jku.at

  2. Overview ● Objectives: ● Write scientific paper ● Give scientific talk State if you want to use this seminar for your Bacchelor's thesis when selecting your topic.

  3. Workflow ● topic selection ● presentation of the first concept ● submission of the paper ● submission of the slides ● oral presentation Groups of 2 students are possible.

  4. Important Dates Personal registration (optional) 12.10.2010 (optional) Registration & selection of a topic: 15.10.2010 (per email) Submission of the first concept: 28.10.2010 (per email) Presentation of the first concept: 03.11.2010 - 05.11.2010 (personal) Submission of paper: 09.01.2011 (per email) Feedback for paper: 11.01.2011 - 13.01.2011 (personal) Submission of final paper: 23.01.2011 (per email) Submission of slides: 23.01.2011 (per email) Oral presentation: tba (all participants)

  5. Concept ● abstract ● structure of your paper, i.e., table of content ● short outline of each section ● references ● provided references ● 2 additional references per person

  6. Paper ● 15 – 20 pages per person ● style: Springer LNCS (see course homepage) ● language: English preferred ● cite other sources correctly

  7. Presentation ● compulsory attendance ● last week of January/first week of February ● each participant gives a talk of max. 20 minutes ● discussion/questions

  8. Grading ● quality of the paper ● quality of the slides ● quality of the presentation ● participation in discussion

  9. Topics ● The semantics of semantics in the context of UML ● Semantics for UML Diagrams ● Lack of clarity in the semantics of UML ● Formalization of model evolution ● Checking UML models ● Correctness of refactorings ● SAT/SMT/QBF Solvers

  10. Next Steps ● Register for a topic ● You get a few references where you can start from ● Prepare the concept of your work ● Submit your concept via email Questions?

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