My primary domain of research is Variability Management and Software Testing. I am very interested in model based testing, testing of Software Product Lines, and Software Engineering in general.
For that purpose:
I was jointly responsible for the general workshop organisation of the 1st International Workshop on Model-Driven Product Line Engineering (MDPLE09) held in conjunction with European Conference on Model-Driven Architecture (ECMDA) Twente, The Netherlands, June 24th, 2009
I was Chair of the 1st International Workshop on Requirements and Validation, Verification & Testing (ReVVerT2010) held in conjunction with the 4th IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification, and Validation (ICST) Berlin, Germany, 2011.
I was a member of the Program Committee of the 4th Workshop "Produktlinien im Kontext" (PIK2010) held in conjunction with the National Conference "Software Engineering", Karlsruhe, 2011.
I was a participant at the Dagstuhl Seminar "Feature Oriented Software Development" (FOSD), 2011.
I am a member of the Program Committee of the 3rd International Workshop on Model-driven Approaches in Software Product Line Engineering (MAPLE2011) held in conjunction with the International Software Product Line Conference 2011 in Munich.
I am a member of the Program Committee of the 3rd International Workshop on Feature-oriented Software Development (FOSD2011) held in conjunction with the International Software Product Line Conference 2011 in Munich.
Model-Based Testing Community
I am a founding member of the Model-Based Testing Community (MBT-comm). The website of the MBT-Comm intends to serve as a plattform for everybody interested in testing and especially model-based testing to discuss an learn in the field of model-based testing.
feasiPLe
feasiPLe is a BMBF-project. The goal of the feasiPLe research project is to evaluate existing approaches for Software Product Line development and combining it with aspect-oriented and model-driven software development to a practical useful solution. I am responsible for one of eight workpackages focusing on the development of test methods for Software Product Lines. Link
MoSo-PoLiTe
MoSo-PoLiTe is an internal project focusing on model based testing of Software Product Lines using Moflon. I launched it recently. Details will be publicated shortly on the ES homepage.
SharQ
SharQ is a research project founded by the Real-Time Systems Lab and the Computer Systems Lab at the TU Darmstadt. It was initially founded by Prof. Andy Schürr, Sebastian Oster and Florian Markert to establish a framework for research activities in the domain of Hardware and Software quality assurance.
SharQ is an abbreviation for "Software hardware Quality".