Declarative Systems & Software Engineering
Declarative Systems and Software Engineering
(DSSE) Research Group
Academic Staff
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Professor: Peter Henderson
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Reader: Hugh Glaser
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Senior Lecturer: Pieter Hartel
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Lecturers:
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Dr Michael Butler
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Dr Gwil Edmunds
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Dr Paul Garratt
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Dr Andy Gravell
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Dr Rachel Harrison
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Ms Vicki Sivess
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Dr Paul Soper
Research Staff and Research Students:
Typically 20-25
Industrial Collaborators
DRA, ECRC, IBM, ICL, Integrity Arts,
National Power, Pictorius, QC Technology, SRI,
NCC, X/Open
Further Information
http://www.dsse.ecs.soton.ac.uk/
DSSE Research Programmes
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Software Engineering
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Evolution of large systems
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Process modelling and process support
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Business process modelling
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Non-functional requirements
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Object-oriented repositories and environments
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Metrics for object-oriented systems and functional
programming languages
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Formal Methods
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Calculational methods of formal refinement
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Executable specifications
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Tool integration for specification and proof tools
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Declarative Systems
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Functional programming
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Logic programming
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Visual dataflow programming
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Implementation of the above targetting parallel and
distributed systems
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Application areas include
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operational research
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smart cards
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medical applications
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distributed multimedia
DSSE Objectives
Past work as been concerned with developing technologies
and tools within the research areas. The emphasis has
now moved towards delivering those tools to users.
We also wish to promote interaction within the group
and with other groups in the department. This is
achieved by taking a real-world problem and bringing
in a range of experts to apply their knowledge to
different aspects of the problem.
This enables us to test our methods and technology in
the context of exemplar applications, while continuing
to develop and improve the technology in response to
user inputs.
Hugh Glaser
Declarative Systems & Software Engineering Group
Department of Electronics and Computer Science
University of Southampton
28th December 1994