The success of the CSE working group is a combination of friendly organizers, experienced researchers and promising students. Even so every one of us has their own domain of expertise, we work close together and foster teamwork.
We are currently searching for motivated researchers (TV-L13 full-time) for several open project positions. Just click for further information.
Research and Teaching are close related topics. Without the chance to pass our gained knowledge to the next generation, research would become useless. Therefor we wellcome the chance for fundamential knowledge in Bachelor courses like Programming Paradigms and Software Engineering as well as introducing some advanced techniques during our Master courses.
One of the greatest achievements of the working group is the creation of an eclipse-based modeling environment for formal models. It allows the convenient creation, analysis and model checking of state-based systems.
Gaining knowledge is the highest profession for university members. At any time, we support all kind of new and promising ideas. Our team is working in a highly collaborative manner to achieve the best possible results.

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More and more functions in complex technical systems are realized in software. This leads to the term of "software-intensive systems". However, many of these systems require highest dependability standards as system failure might cause injuries or even deaths. Traditional techniques for safety analysis and methods for software design are no longer sufficient. In academia, and particularly in our research group, several new model-based methods to solve this problem have been developed in the last decade. » Read More

Lehrstuhl für Software Engineering auf der Hannover-Messe 2019
Auf der diesjährigen Hannovermesse präsentierte der Lehrstuhl für Software Engineering, unter Leitung von Prof. Dr. Frank Ortmeier, seinen Demonstrator OPTIRob. Der Messeauftritt fand im Rahmen des Gemeinschaftsstandes „Forschung für die Zukunft“ der Bundesländer Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt und Thüringen vom 01.-05. AprilRead More »
Lectures and Projects in the Winter Term 2018/19
In the recent winter term, we offer different lectures and projects. An overview of our lectures can be found here. However, we were pretty amazed by the number of participants for the first lecture in Clean Code Development. Actually, weRead More »
Accepted Workshop Papers and Invited Journal First Paper
Our two workshop papers „Commits as a Basis for API Misuse Detection“ by Sebastian, Robert, and Frank and „Who plays with Whom? … and How? Mining API Interaction Patterns from Source Code“ by Robert, Sebastian, and Frank have both been accepted for theRead More »
ACM SAC Student Research Competition
Robert Heumüller and Jacob Krüger are currently participating in the student research competition at the 2018 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing. ACM’s SRC Program funds travel expenses of invited src authors with up to $500. @JacobKrueger_ and Robert Heumüller presentingRead More »
Journal Paper Accepted
Our paper „Programmers do not Favor Lambda Expressions for Concurrent Object-Oriented Code“ by Sebastian Nielebock, Robert Heumüller, and Frank Ortmeier has been accepted for publication in Springer’s journal Empirical Software Engineering.Read More »

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Lehrstuhl für Software Engineering auf der Hannover-Messe 2019

Lectures and Projects in the Winter Term 2018/19

Accepted Workshop Papers and Invited Journal First Paper

ACM SAC Student Research Competition

Journal Paper Accepted