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Dr. Lawrence Chung joined UTD in 1994, and currently is an Associate Professor
of Computer Science in the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer
Science. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science in 1993 from the
He is the principal author of Non-Functional Requirements
in Software Engineering. His work on non-functional requirements has
been used in Requirements Engineering and Software Architecture, applied by other researchers to
performance engineering, project risk management and organizational modelling,
and led to his earlier participation in a Business Process Reengineering
project at Andersen Consulting, Chicago. This work is the basis of his on-going
research, namely, from object-oriented (OO) to goal-oriented (GO) analysis. His
research and work experience include developing a framework and a tool for
mapping OO functional requirements into OO designs (in which even
Augmented-Petri Net is OO), and compiling an OO design language into a database
programming language.
Dr. Lawrence Chung has recently
been working on a new paradigm of distributed and
cooperative processing, of which e-business, distance learning and
remotely-controlled home appliance control systems may be considered as
realizations. This paradigm is becoming increasingly important, as the whole
can be much greater than the sum of its parts. Vital to the success of this paradigm,
however, is the ability to build a highly complex system which can fulfill the
conflicting and ever-changing goals of all stakeholders involved. In this
context, his interests lie in defining the requirements for a "cooperation consortium" and in designing the overall
architecture of the system. He has also been interested in supporting System Adaptability and Evolution - a critical theme for system survival and success
with the changing needs, and in using Scenario Analysis - a prominent technique for providing a "reality
check" for system utility and usability.
NFR (Non-Functional Requirements):
Why, What, How - Conceptions, Misconceptions, Deceptions
CAT (Component-Aware Technology)
Home Networking: HACS (Home
Appliance Control System)
Architecting Electronic
Commerce/Business Systems PPT 2PPT 3
4 5 6 7
J2EE/Design
Pattern/JSP-Servlet/Jboss-Jetty/...
Quality
And what is good, Phædrus,
And what is not good...
Need we ask anyone to tell
us these things?
-Zen
and the art of motorcycle maintenance-
Professional
Events and Organizations
Requirements Engineering
Journal
Journal of Software Engineering and Applications (JSEA)
RE’09
Workshop
of Quality Management of Service (QuaSM-08)
WOMP08
UKC-IST08
SNPD08
RIGiM'07
2nd Int. Working
Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering (ENASE
2007)
WOMP07
SNPD07
UKC’07
6th IWSSA, 2007
SERA’07
SAIC’06
IEEE 1st International
Workshop on Software Architectures and Components Integration (IEEE SACI
2006)
UKC’06 - ICTS
IRMA, Washington, 2006
ICIS 2006
SERA’06
APSEC’06
Baltic DB&IS 2006
5th IWSSA, 2006
ICCBSS 2006, Feb. 12-17, Orlando, Florida
CAINE-2005, Hawaii, Nov, 11-12, 2005
SERA’05, Michigan, August 11-13,
2005
ICIS’05,
IWSSA’05
(4th International Workshop on System/Software Architectures),
SNPD’05 (6th
International Conference on Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence,
Networking, and Parallel/Distributed Computing),
ICSE-MPEC’05 (2nd
International Workshop on Models and Processes for the Evaluation of OTS
Components),
WOSP’05
(5th International Workshop on Software and Performance)
COMSAR’05 (IEEE International
Workshop on Component-Based Software Engineering, Software Architecture, and
Reuse)
KOCSEA,
from 2004 until present KOCSEA, 2003
and previous
Lynda Gary,
Faculty Secretary, EC 4.302, 972-883-2190, lynda@utdallas.edu 3-16617
