Sustainable Software Engineering: Visions and Perspectives beyond Energy Efficiency
In the face of multiple global crises such as climate change, a transformation towards sustainable development is more urgent than ever. Digitalization, as a fundamental change in society and the economy, offers great opportunities for sustainable development, but also poses its own threats, as evident in the immense resource consumption and growing surveillance tendencies. To leverage digitalization for sustainability transformation without compromising it, software engineering requires a significant shift in practices and structures. However, research in this area is still immature, lacking a deeper understanding of sustainability, its application in practice and solid engineering approaches. To bridge these gaps, this thesis aims to operationalize sustainability by proposing sustainability goals for software engineering, followed by the development of novel assessment methods and appropriate tool support.
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14:00 - 15:30 | Focus Group: Software Models and SimulationsDoctoral Symposium at Fernando Pessoa Chair(s): Matthew B Dwyer University of Virginia | ||
14:00 90mPoster | Automated Model Quality Estimation and Change Impact Analysis on Model Histories Doctoral Symposium Konstantin Rupert Blaschke fortiss | ||
14:00 90mPoster | Sustainable Software Engineering: Visions and Perspectives beyond Energy Efficiency Doctoral Symposium Christoph König Karlsruhe Institute of Technology | ||
14:00 90mPoster | Learning Models of Cyber-Physical Systems with Discrete and Continuous Behaviour for Digital Twin Synthesis Doctoral Symposium Felix Wallner Graz University of Technology, Institute of Software Technology File Attached | ||
14:00 90mPoster | Resolving Goal-Conflicts and Scaling Synthesis through Mode-Based Decomposition Doctoral Symposium Matías Brizzio IMDEA Software Institute Link to publication DOI | ||
14:00 90mPoster | Simulation-based Testing of Automated Driving Systems Doctoral Symposium Fauzia Khan University of Tartu, Estonia |