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Overview and Position Papers

Below are materials that introduce the area of multi-dimensional separation of concerns and a list of position papers submitted by workshop participants. These are the final drafts of the position papers. (The position papers are sorted by the the last names of the first authors.) Each position paper (in PDF) is linked to its title below. A gzipped tar file of all position papers is also available.

Introduction and Workshop Summary

• Overview of Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns (Presentation), by Harold Ossher and Peri Tarr, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
• P. Tarr, H. Ossher, W. Harrison and S.M. Sutton, Jr. "N Degrees of Separation: Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns." Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE'99), May, 1999.

• Workshop Summary: An introduction to the workshop

Position Papers

• Franz Achermann (University of Berne), "Language Support for Feature Mixing"
• Don Batory (University of Texas, Austin), "Refinements and Separation of Concerns"
• Joachim Bayer (Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering), "Towards Engineering Product Lines Using Concerns"
• Lodewijk Bergmans and Mehmet Aksit (University of Twente), "Composing Software from Multiple Concerns: A Model and Composition Anomalies"
• Lee Carver (IBM Watson), "A Practical Hyperspace Application: Lessons from the Option-Processing Task"
• Mark Chu-Carroll (IBM Watson) and Sara Sprenkle (Duke University), "Software Configuration Management as a Mechanism for Multidimensional Separation of Concerns"
• Siobhan Clarke (Dublin City University), "Extending UML Metamodel for Design Composition"
• Flavio De Paoli (Universita degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca), "Multidimensional Separation of Concerns"
• Bill Griswold, Yoshikiyo Kato, Jimmy Yuan (UCSD), "Aspect Browser: Tool Support for Managing Dispersed Aspects"
• Paul Grunbacher, Alexander Egyed, and Nenad Medvidovic (USC), "Dimensions of Concerns in Requirements Negotiation and Architecture Modeling"
• Stephan Herrmann (Technische Universitat Berlin) and Mira Mezini (Universitat Siegen), "Dynamic View Connectors for Separating Concerns in Software Engineering Environments"
• Wai-Ming Ho, Francois Pennaneach, Jean-Marc Jezequel, and Noel Plouzeau (IRISA), "Aspect-Oriented Design with the UML"
• Liz Kendall (Monash University), "Reengineering for Separation of Concerns"
• Gregor Kiczales, Jim Hugunin, Mik Kersten, John Lamping, Cristina Lopes and William G. Griswold, "Semantics-Based Crosscutting in AspectJ"
• Vincent Kruskal (IBM Watson), "A Blast from the Past: Using P-EDIT for Multidimensional Editing"
• Albert Lai, Gail C. Murphy and Robert J. Walker (University of British Columbia), "Separating Concerns with HyperJ: An Experience Report"
• Juri Memmert, "Application Development in Java: From OOP to SOP"
• Kim Mens (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), "Multiple Cross-Cutting Architectural Views"
• Mattia Monga (Politechnico di Milano), "Concern-Specific Aspect-Oriented Programming with Malaj"
• Isabelle Rouvellou, Stanley Sutton, and Stefan Tai (IBM Watson), "Multidimensional Separation of Concerns in Middleware"
• Juha Savolainen (Helsinki University of Technology), "Improving product line development with subject-oriented programming"
• Ian Simmonds (IBM Watson) and David Ing (IBM Advanced Business Institute), "Clues in the search for ever more valuable separations of concern"
• Mark Skipper (Imperial College), "A Model of Composition Oriented Programming"
• John Viega (Reliable Software Technologies) and David Evans (University of Virginia), "Separation of Concerns for Security"