Maximilian Kögel (Dipl. Inf.) koegel at in.tum.de Technische Universität München Institut für Informatik I1 D-85748 Garching b. München Germany Office 01.07.041 phone: +49.89.289.18238

Research Interests

• Change Impact Analysis

• Comparison, Change Tracking and Versioning (SCM) of Software Engineering Artifacts (Models and co.)

• Novel approaches for interactive collaborativeon analysis models

Publications

	Jonas Helming,  Maximilian Koegel,  Helmut Naughton PAUSE: A Project Analyzer for a Unified Software Engineering Environment To be published in workshop proceedings of ICGSE08 (bib)
	B. Bruegge,   creighton,  Jonas Helming,  Maximilian Koegel Unicase - an Ecosystem for Unified Software Engineering Research Tools To be published in workshop proceedings of ICGSE08 (bib)
	Maximilian Koegel Towards Software Configuration Management for Unified Models In ICSE '08, CVSM '08: Proceedings of the 2008 international workshop on Comparison and versioning of software models (Leipzig, Germany, 2008), ACM (New York, NY, USA), pp. 19-24. (bib)
	Maximilian Koegel TIME - Tracking Intra- and Inter-Model Evolution In Software Engineering Conference - Workshop Proceedings (München, Germany, 2008), GI-Edition Lecture Notes in Informatics, Gesellschaft für Informatik, pp. 157-164. (bib)
	Maximilian Koegel,   Stephan Seyboth Fine-Grained Software Configuration Management for the Sysiphus Unified Project Model Diploma Thesis, Technische Universität München, 2006 (bib)
	Bianca Diana Anghelina,  Maximilian Koegel,   Moritz Koehler,   Julian Propstmeier,   Jermaine Loy Mobile Communication of the Future Trend Report, Fixed Mobile Convergence, Center for Digital Technology and Management, Munich, 2005 (bib)

Current Projects

• unicase

• Sysiphus

• ARGO - Analyze, Ready, GO!, in cooperation with Siemens Corporate Technology, Munich

• suitCASE, in cooperation with Munich Airport

Past projects

• DOLLI, in cooperation with Munich Airport

• TEAM

• Unified Requirements Modeling Language (URML), in cooperation with Siemens Corporate Research, Princeton

• TABLET, in cooperation with Hewlett-Packard

Teaching

• Softwareentwicklungspraktikum WS0708: DOLLI

• Softwareentwicklungspraktikum WS0708: PROT - Pushing the Rock to the Top

• Lecture WS0607: Software Engineering 1 - Teaching Assistent

• Lecture SS2007: Software Engineering 1 - Teaching Assistent

Bachelor/Master Thesis, DAs, SEPs

These are some ideas on possible topics, they can be a starting point for a discussion about a topic for your thesis. All topics are somehow related to Sysiphus.

Sysiphus is a suite of tools for developing and collaborating over software engineering models. It integrates all different kinds of software engineering artifacts into one central repository by using a common meta-model, the rational-based unified project model. Different clients for manipulating the artifacts in the repository include a rich desktop client, a web interface and an eclipse plugin. Sysiphus is actively developed at our chair and is part of other research and industrial projects.

Open Topics

• Traceability Visualization in Eclipse (contact Maximilian Kögel for details) NEW!

• Model Evolution: Change Tracking and Visualization (aka SVN for Models) NEW!

• Visual Requirements Editor NEW!

Assigned Topics

• Virtual Whiteboard for Sysiphus (contact Maximilian Kögel for details)

Completed Topics

• Bug tracking for Sysiphus

• Web 2.0 Requirements Elicitation for Sysiphus (contact Maximilian Kögel for details)