Sebastian Uchitel - Imperial College London

Sebastian Uchitel
Reader in Software Engineering, Department of Computing, Imperial College London.
180 Queen's Gate, Sw7 2RH, London, UK.

tel: +44-20-7594-8286
fax: +44 20 7581 8024
email: s.uchitel "at" doc.ic.ac.uk

I also hold a position at the Computing Department, FCEN, University of Buenos Aires and CONICET

Research

My research insterest are in Software Engineering, more specifically in behaviour modelling and analysis of requirements and design for complex software-intensive systems. My research is driven by the observation that traditional behaviour modelling and analysis techniques are not well suited for iterative, incremental development approaches where, initially, only partial knowledge of system behaviour is available. Existing behaviour modelling and analysis approaches require comprehensive models, up to a certain level of abstraction, to be completed before analysis can be performed. I aim to develop modelling and analysis techniques and tools that can provide benefits even if only a partial behaviour model has been developed. Consequently, my research focuses on scenario-based specifications, behaviour model synthesis, and partial behaviour models such as modal transitions systems.

I am also interested in reliability, probabilistic models, service-oriented systems, web-services and self-organising systems.
Publications: dblp, Complete list
A prototype of MTSA - The Modal Transition System Analyser

Research

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