Federico Ciccozzi, Associate Professor, Docent, Head of Research Education

E-mail:
federico.ciccozzi@mdu.se
Room:
U1-092
Phone:
+46 21 151736
Phone (alt):
+46 73 2708982
Division:
Division of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Research groups:
Automated Software language and SOftware engineering
Industrial Software Engineering


I'm currently Associate Professor in Computer Science at Mälardalen University, department of Innovation, Design and Engineering in Västerås - Sweden.

I am the Head of Research Education in Computer Science and in Electronics at Mälardalen University.

I received a M.Sc. in Global Software Engineering within the Global Software Engineering European Master (GSEEM) program, a joint double-degree master program between the universities of Mälardalen-Sweden, L'Aquila-Italy (my home university), and Amsterdam-Netherlands. I received a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Mälardalen University in January 2014. I have received the promotion to Docent (Associate Prof.) in Computer Science in October 2017.

6th highest ranked scholar worldwide in systems modeling in 2022 on a 5-years evaluation period, by ScholarGPS: https://bit.ly/ScholarGPS

My research area conceives several aspects of automated software engineering for the design and production of complex multi-domain and safety-critical systems. Among them, I specialise in: definition of domain-specific software (modelling) languages, model manipulation through transformations for vertical integration of IT artefacts, model optimization, model-based program optimisation, and automatic generation of various artefacts from models, to mention a few.

I conduct research in the area of multi-paradigm and multi-view modelling as well as model transformation for enabling modelling and automated code generation for heterogeneous multi-domain systems such as cyber-physical systems (CPS), internet-of-things (IoT), and mobile robot teams. I work on infrastructural support for design and production of complex multi-domain systems in terms of: blended graphical--textual modelling, model consistency and versioning including (co)evolution and synchronization.

PhD students supervised as main supervisor:

Hiep Hong Trinh
Lorenzo Addazi (former)
Malina Adach
Malvina Latifaj
Yawar Rasheed (former)

PhD students supervised as assistant supervisor:

Ifrah Qaisar
Liza Stephanie Johansson
Lodiana Beqiri
Robbert Jongeling (former)