Holger Kienle (not working at IDT anymore)

E-mail:
hkienle@acm.org
Room:
U1-050B
Research group:
Complex Real-Time Embedded Systems


Dr. Holger M. Kienle holds a PhD degree from the University of Victoria, Canada (2006), a Diploma in Computer Science from the University of Stuttgart, Germany (1999), and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth (1995). He received a Research Fellowship (1997-1998) from the University of California Santa Barbara and a fellowship from IBM Canada CAS, (2003-2005). He is a part-time researcher with M�lardalen Universitys PROGRESS center (since 2010) and the Computer Science Department at the University of Victoria, Canada (Prof. Hausi M�ller).

Holger has made scientific contributions in the areas of reverse engineering and component-based development. He is program co-chair for WSE 2010 and co-organizer of the WASDeTT workshop series. He has served on the program committees of several conferences (CSMR, ICSM, WCRE, and WSE) and workshops (ICSE SEAMS and RELAW). Holger is working on system-specific analyses that can help to support software evolution and program understanding, to assess software quality, and to enable migration towards component-based architectures. System-specific analyses are analyses tailored towards a specific (industrial) system because such analyses can take advantage of domain/system knowledge that is not available to more general analyses. A key goal is to develop a tool infrastructure that is robust as well as scalable so that analyses can be applied within an industrial setting, and that allows effective specification of system-specific analyses.