HCC 2003: Auckland, New Zealand

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/vl/2003,
  title     = {2003 IEEE Symposium on Human Centric Computing Languages and
               Environments (HCC 2003), 28-31 October 2003, Auckland, New Zealand},
  booktitle = {HCC},
  publisher = {IEEE Computer Society},
  year      = {2003},
  isbn      = {0-7803-8225-0},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

Keynote Speakers

• Mary Czerwinski: Human-computer interaction for large display surfaces. 3
• Mark Burry: Antoni Gaudi's computational legacy. 4

• Andrew Jensen Ko, Brad A. Myers: Development and evaluation of a model of programming errors. 7-14
• Shrinu Prabhakararao, Curtis R. Cook, Joseph R. Ruthruff, Eugene Creswick, M. Main, Mike Durham: Strategies and behaviors of end-user programmers with interactive fault localization. 15-22
• Jochen Rode, Mary Beth Rosson: Programming at runtime: requirements and paradigms for nonprogrammer web application development. 23-30
• Maria Francesca Costabile, Daniela Fogli, Giuseppe Fresta, Piero Mussio, Antonio Piccinno: Building environments for end-user development and tailoring. 31-38
• Yasunori Harada, Richard Potter: Fuzzy rewriting -soft program semantics for children. 39-46

• Christopher D. Hundhausen, Ravikiran Vatrapu, Joshua Wingstrom: End-user programming as translation: an experimental framework and study. 47-49
• Yasunori Harada, Richard Potter: Additional context for gentle-slope systems. 50-52
• Robert Sheehan: Parallelism in the icicle programming environment. 53-55

Symposium on Visual/Multimedia Languages

• Hermann Stoeckle, John C. Grundy, John G. Hosking: Approaches to supporting software visual notation exchange. 59-66
• Klaus-Peter Löhr, André Vratislavsky: JAN -Java animation for program understanding. 67-75
• Sandro Bimonte, Robert Laurini, Filomena Ferrucci, Giuseppe Polese: Prototype of a visual language for spatial data mining based on the 'miner trip' metaphor: VisMiner. 76-83
• Mei Kang Qiu, Guang-Lei Song, Jun Kong, Kang Zhang: Spatial graph grammars for web information transformation. 84-91
• Cesare Pautasso, Gustavo Alonso: Visual composition of web services. 92-99
• Steven L. Tanimoto: Programming in a data factory. 100-107

• Shin Takahashi: A browsing interface for exploring constraints in visualization rules. 108-110
• Luigi Cinque, Stefano Levialdi, Alessio Malizia, Fabio De Rosa: A visual query by example system for digital documents. 111-113
• Torsten Jonsson, Andreas Hamfelt: DAViLa -a domain adaptable visual language. 114-116
• Paolo Bottoni, Maria De Marsico, Stefano Levialdi, Domenico Ventriglia: Configurations and transitions in visual languages. 117-119
• Masahito Hirakawa, Yuki Kojima, Atsuo Yoshitaka: Transparent interface: a seamless media space integrating the real and virtual worlds. 120-122
• Jing Dong, Sheng Yang: Visualizing design patterns with a UML profile. 123-125

Symposium on Visual Languages and Formal Methods

• Harald Störrle: Semantics of interactions in UML 2.0. 129-136
• Vitus S. W. Lam, Julian A. Padget: Analyzing equivalences of UML statechart diagrams by structural congruence and open bisimulations. 137-144
• Jochen Malte Küster, Reiko Heckel, Gregor Engels: Defining and validating transformations of UML models. 145-152
• Jun Kong, Kang Mang: Graph-based Consistency Checking in Spatial Information System. 153-160
• Andrew Fish, Jean Flower, John Howse: A reading algorithm for constraint diagrams. 161-168
• Peter Aschenbrenner, Andy Schürr: Generating interactive animations from visual specifications. 169-176

• Ella E. Roubtsova, Serguei A. Roubtsov: A human-centric tool for component design and reuse in the UML. 177-179
• Buntarou Shizuki, Hideto Yamada, Kazuhisa Iizuka, Jiro Tanaka: A unified approach for interpreting handwritten strokes using constraint multiset grammars. 180-182
• Mahmoud A. Saber, Nikolay N. Mirenkov: A new visual specification of cellular automata-like systems. 183-185
• Renata Hax Sander Reiser, Antônio Carlos da Rocha Costa, Graçaliz Pereira Dimuro, Marcos B. Cardoso: Specifying the geometric machine visual language. 186-188
• Yan Jin, Robert Esser, Jörn W. Janneck: Analysis-oriented semantics definition of visual languages. 189-191
• Timothy N. Wright, Andy Cockburn: A language and task-based taxonomy of programming environments. 192-194
• Rosanna Cassino, Genny Tortora, Maurizio Tucci, Giuliana Vitiello: SR-task grammars: a formal specification of human computer interaction for interactive visual languages. 195-197
• Sung-Ho Jang, Ki-Seok Bang, Jin-Young Choi: SSR : Statechart with shared resources. 198-200

Symposium on Visual/Multimedia Software Engineering

• Darren Brown, Margaret M. Burnett, Gregg Rothermel, Hamido Fujita, Fumio Negoro: Generalizing WYSIWYT visual testing to screen transition languages. 203-210
• Andrea De Lucia, Rita Francese, Genoveffa Tortora: Deriving workflow enactment rules from UML activity diagrams: a case study. 211-218
• Qi Chen, John G. Hosking, John C. Grundy: An e-whiteboard application to support early design-stage sketching of UML diagrams. 219-226
• Samuel Lahtinen, Jari Peltonen: Enhancing usability of UML CASE-tools with speech recognition. 227-235

• Pablo Romero, Benedict du Boulay, Rudi Lutz, Richard Cox: The effects of graphical and textual visualisations in multi-representational debugging environments. 236-238
• Rozita Naghshin, Ahmed Seffah, Richard L. Kline: Cognitive wallithrough + personae = an empirical infrastructure for modeling software developers. 239-241
• Robert Chatley, Jeff Kramer, Jeff Magee, Sebastián Uchitel: Visual methods for web application design. 242-244
• Donald Gordon, Robert Biddle, James Noble, Ewan D. Tempero: A technology for lightweight web-based visual applications. 245-247
• Mitsuhisa Taguchi, Tetsuya Suzuki, Takehiro Tokuda: A visual approach for generating server page type weh applications based on template method. 248-250
• Kornkamol Jamroendararasame, Takehiro Tokuda, Tetsuya Suzuki: A visual approach to development of web services providers/requestors. 251-253
• Gregor Engels, Stefan Sauer, Bettina Neu: Integrating software engineering and user-centred design for multimedia software developments. 254-256
• Jae Eun Shin, Alistair G. Sutcliffe: Evaluating the effectiveness of a multimedia advisor tool. 257-259
• Maria João Varanda Pereira, Pedro Rangel Henriques: Visualization/animation of programs in Alma: obtaining different results. 260-262
• Mikio Ohki, Yasuo Hosaka: A program visualization tool for program comprehension. 263-265

Programming for the Educationally Disadvantaged (Graduate Special Event)

• Dalit Levy: Introducing computer science to educationally disadvantaged high school students -the Israeli experience. 269-270
• Andrew Jensen Ko: Preserving non-programmers' motivation with error-prevention and debugging support tools. 271-272
• Laura Beckwith: Gender HCI issues in end-user software engineering. 273-274
• Kayenda Johnson: Effects of socio-economic status on interface metaphor use and computer performance. 275-276
• Adam Carlson: Tools for ubiquitous assessment in discussion-based pedagogy. 277-278
• Anna Maria Luxton: Ubiquitous web-based programming. 279-280
• Shreenivasarao Prabhakararao: Bringing educational theory to end-user programming. 281-282
• Tara Rosenberger Shankar Shankar: Intersections of literacy acquisition and programming. 283-284
• Andrea Forte: Programming for communication: overcoming motivational barriers to computation for all. 285-286
• David Hatfield: Fletch: web-based journalism as a bridge to technological literacy. 287-288
• Robin Abraham: FoXQ -XQuery by forms. 289-290
• Su Te Lei: Towards programming for the non-technical. 291-292
• Timothy Sohn: Context-aware computing support for the educationally disadvantaged. 293-294

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