Bachelor projects of the Software Engineering group

Projects for ‘Bachelor referaat’

Links to a number of examples of assignments can be found below. Please contact the supervisor of each assignment for more detailed information.

Each assignment addresses a topic of interest in current research, while keeping the work involved limited and predictable.

Contact information for SE assignments:

Lodewijk Bergmans
E-mail: bergmans <at> ewi.utwente.nl
Room Zilverling 5120 (only on Monday & Tuesday at the University)
Tel.: 053-489 4271

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Advanced Breakpoint-Oriented Debugging
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Browser-based modelling editor
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Extended Feature models
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Extensible LaTeX parser
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Frameworks for Generation and Customization of Textual Editors for Domain-Specific Languages
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Graphical Modeling Tools for the Scheduling DSL
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Message visualization inside Eclipse
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Model-driven cloud computing
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Role of Aesthetics in Software Design and Coding
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Semantic model for services
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Simple & powerful access control in programming languages
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Static views of advanced-dispatching
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The Effective Programmer: can ‘Canned Design Patterns’ improve software development?
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User-centric service composition
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Using Continuations to express Control Logic

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Home About TRESE People News Courses Bachelor projects Graduation projects and internships Research projects Publications Tools TRESE Technical Talks (TTT) Vacancies Search	Bachelor projects of the Software Engineering group Projects for ‘Bachelor referaat’ Links to a number of examples of assignments can be found below. Please contact the supervisor of each assignment for more detailed information. Each assignment addresses a topic of interest in current research, while keeping the work involved limited and predictable. Contact information for SE assignments: Lodewijk Bergmans E-mail: bergmans <at> ewi.utwente.nl Room Zilverling 5120 (only on Monday & Tuesday at the University) Tel.: 053-489 4271 ▪ Advanced Breakpoint-Oriented Debugging ▪ Browser-based modelling editor ▪ Extended Feature models ▪ Extensible LaTeX parser ▪ Frameworks for Generation and Customization of Textual Editors for Domain-Specific Languages ▪ Graphical Modeling Tools for the Scheduling DSL ▪ Message visualization inside Eclipse ▪ Model-driven cloud computing ▪ Role of Aesthetics in Software Design and Coding ▪ Semantic model for services ▪ Simple & powerful access control in programming languages ▪ Static views of advanced-dispatching ▪ The Effective Programmer: can ‘Canned Design Patterns’ improve software development? ▪ User-centric service composition ▪ Using Continuations to express Control Logic