Travelled to:1 × France
1 × Germany
1 × Ireland
1 × Italy
1 × Spain
1 × United Kingdom
3 × Canada
6 × USA
Collaborated with:E.Stroulia M.El-Ramly J.P.Tremblay A.Srivastava J.Al-Dallal H.J.Hoover G.Froehlich J.M.Punshon J.A.Wald ∅ B.Matichuk R.F.Deutscher R.Penner T.Olekshy P.S.Findeisen L.Liu A.Salek P.Iglinski L.Kong
Talks about:system (7) interact (6) model (4) user (4) use (4) legaci (3) trace (3) framework (2) approach (2) languag (2)
Person: Paul G. Sorenson
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- KMIS-2010-SrivastavaS #composition #game studies #using #validation
- The Validation of a Dynamic Service Composition Model using a Simple Game (AS, PGS), pp. 260–266.
- ASE-2002-Al-DallalS #framework #object-oriented #testing #using
- System Testing for Object-Oriented Frameworks Using Hook Technology (JAD, PGS), pp. 231–236.
- ICSM-2002-StrouliaES #interactive #legacy #modelling #web
- From Legacy to Web through Interaction Modeling (ES, MER, PGS), pp. 320–329.
- IWPC-2002-El-RamlySS #case study #interactive #mining #modelling
- Mining System-User Interaction Traces for Use Case Models (MER, ES, PGS), pp. 21–29.
- KDD-2002-El-RamlySS #approach #behaviour #mining #runtime
- From run-time behavior to usage scenarios: an interaction-pattern mining approach (MER, ES, PGS), pp. 315–324.
- SEKE-2002-El-RamlySS #interactive #requirements
- Recovering software requirements from system-user interaction traces (MER, ES, PGS), pp. 447–454.
- WCRE-2001-El-RamlyISSM #interactive #modelling #using
- Modeling the System-User Dialog Using Interaction Traces (MER, PI, ES, PGS, BM), p. 208–?.
- ICSE-2000-StrouliaESP #legacy #migration
- Legacy systems migration in CelLEST (ES, MER, PGS, RP), p. 790.
- SPLC-2000-HooverOFS
- Developing engineered product support applications (HJH, TO, GF, PGS), pp. 451–476.
- WCRE-1999-StrouliaEKSM #approach #interface #legacy #reverse engineering
- Reverse Engineering Legacy Interfaces: An Interaction-Driven Approach (ES, MER, LK, PGS, BM), p. 292–?.
- ASE-1997-PunshonTSF #case study #natural language #specification
- From Formal Specifications to Natural Language: A Case Study (JMP, JPT, PGS, PSF), pp. 309–310.
- ICSE-1997-FroehlichHLS #framework #object-oriented
- Hooking into Object-Oriented Application Frameworks (GF, HJH, LL, PGS), pp. 491–501.
- ICRE-1994-SalekSTP #natural language #overview #specification
- The REVIEW system: from formal specifications to natural language (AS, PGS, JPT, JMP), pp. 220–229.
- SIGMOD-1977-SorensonW #named
- PICASSO — An Aid to an End-User Facility (PGS, JAW), pp. 30–39.
- SIGMOD-1975-DeutscherST
- Distribution-Dependent Hashing Functions and Their Characteristics (RFD, PGS, JPT), pp. 224–236.
- SOSP-1973-Sorenson #communication #realtime
- Interprocess Communication in Real-Time Systems (PGS), pp. 1–7.