Damir Bilic, Industrial Doctoral Student
Damir Bilić is an doctoral student at Mälardalen University, Västerås, Sweden. Damir got his bachelor degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineerint at the International Burch University in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. He received his Masters degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with a focus on Embedded Systems at the International Burch University in 2017. During his Master studies, Damir worked as a student teaching assistant on several courses related to Embedded Systems. Afer graduation, he started his docotoral studies at MDH in 2017.
My research is focusing on systems engineering, model-based systems engineering (MBSE) and variability management in MBSE.
I have been focusing on empirical and exploratory case studies on variability management in MBSE with an industrial context. Additionally, I have been working on the analysis of variability models and system models with the aim to detect variability-related inconsistencies.
Initially, my studies started with an exploratory case study to assess the use of over-specified SysML for variability management of diesel engine systems at Volvo CE. The study identified challennges on the complexity of over-specified SysML models. Publication Link
The second case study at Volvo CE focused on the anlysis of the development process at the engine controls department. The study describes variability-related challenges in the current development process. Furthemore, it highlights the potential of model-based product line engineering to address some of these challenges in various phases of the development process, from requirement engineering to testing. Publication Link
The thrid study focused on the development of an open-source tool for annotative variant modeling in SysML models. Publication Link
The most recent study, not yet published, describes an approach for consistency checking between variability models (expressed in cnf) and annotated SysML models created by the previously presented modeling tool. The approach is validated with a prototype implementation on a variable engine system component at Volvo CE. Publication Link
Automated Protection and Prevention to Meet Security Requirements in DevOps Environments D1.3 (Mar 2021) Gunnar Widforss, Olga Hendel, Eduard Paul Enoiu, Dragos Truscan , Andrey Sadovykh , Alessandra Bagnato , Rosa Iglesias , Cristina Seceleanu, Damir Bilic
Managing Variability in SysML Models of Automotive Systems (Nov 2020) Damir Bilic
Detecting Inconsistencies in Annotated Product Line Models (Oct 2020) Damir Bilic, Jan Carlson, Daniel Sundmark, Wasif Afzal, Peter Wallin Proceedings of the 24th ACM Conference on Systems and Software Product Line: Volume A - Volume A (SPLC 2020)
Towards a Model-Driven Product Line Engineering Process – An Industrial Case Study (Mar 2020) Damir Bilic, Daniel Sundmark, Wasif Afzal, Peter Wallin, Adnan Causevic, Christoffer Amlinger , Dani Barkah 13th Innovations in Software Engineering Conference (ISEC'2020)
An Integrated Model-based Tool Chain for Managing Variability in Complex System Design (Sep 2019) Damir Bilic, Etienne Brosse , Andrey Sadovykh , Dragos Truscan , Hugo Bruneliere , Uwe Ryssel 13th Workshop on Models and Evolution (ME2019)
Model-Based Product Line Engineering in an Industrial Automotive Context: An Exploratory Case Study (Sep 2018) Damir Bilic, Daniel Sundmark, Wasif Afzal, Peter Wallin, Adnan Causevic, Christoffer Amlinger 1st Intl. Workshop on Variability and Evolution of Software-intensive Systems (VariVolution'18)
| Project Title | Status |
|---|---|
| MegaMaRt2 - Megamodelling at Runtime (ECSEL/Vinnova) | finished |