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Semantic ScholarWolfgang Böhm 0002
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- affiliation: TU Munich, Faculty of Computer Science
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- Wolfgang Böhm 0001 — Siemens AG
- Wolfgang Böhm 0003 — TU Braunschweig
- Wolfgang Böhm 0004 — Neue Materialien Fürth GmbH, Fürth, Germany
- Wolfgang Böhm 0005 — University of Passau, Germany
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2010 – 2019
- 2019
[j1]Daniel Méndez Fernández, Wolfgang Böhm, Andreas Vogelsang, Jakob Mund, Manfred Broy, Marco Kuhrmann, Thorsten Weyer:
Artefacts in software engineering: a fundamental positioning. Software and Systems Modeling 18(5): 2777-2786 (2019)- 2018
- [c15]Wolfgang Böhm, Ingo Stierand, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer
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4th International Workshop on Emerging Ideas and Trends in Engineering of Cyber-Physical Systems (EITEC'18). EITEC@CPSWeek 2018: 1-2 - [c14]Alexander Ludewig, Marian Daun, Ana Petrovska, Wolfgang Böhm, Alexander Fay:
Requirements for Modeling Dynamic Function Networks for Collaborative Embedded Systems. Modellierung (Workshops) 2018: 79-89 - [e3]Ina Schaefer, Loek Cleophas, Michael Felderer, Steffen Becker, Wolfgang Böhm, Dirk Fahland, Hans-Georg Fill, Robert Heinrich, Kathrin Kirchner, Michael Köhler-Bußmeier, Marco Konersmann, Heinrich C. Mayr, Daniel Moldt, Andreas Oberweis, Felix Reher, Matthias Riebisch, Stefan Sauer, Holger Schlingloff, Bernhard Thalheim, Andreas Vogelsang, Rüdiger Weißbach, Thorsten Weyer:
Joint Proceedings of the Workshops at Modellierung 2018 co-located with Modellierung 2018, Braunschweig, Germany, February 21, 2018. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 2060, CEUR-WS.org 2018 [contents] - [i2]Daniel Méndez Fernández, Wolfgang Böhm, Andreas Vogelsang, Jakob Mund, Manfred Broy, Marco Kuhrmann, Thorsten Weyer:
Artefacts in Software Engineering: What are they after all? CoRR abs/1806.00098 (2018) - 2016
- [c13]Wolfgang Böhm, Ingo Stierand, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
Preface. EITEC@CPSWeek 2016: v-vi - [p3]Wolfgang Böhm, Marian Daun, Vasileios Koutsoumpas, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
SPES XT Modeling Framework. Advanced Model-Based Engineering of Embedded Systems 2016: 29-42 - [p2]Wolfgang Böhm, Stefan Henkler, Frank Houdek, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
SPES XT Systems Engineering Extensions. Advanced Model-Based Engineering of Embedded Systems 2016: 59-71 - [i1]Florian Grigoleit, Antonio Vetrò, Daniel Méndez Fernández, Wolfgang Böhm, Philipp Diebold:
In Quest for Proper Mediums for Technology Transfer in Software Engineering. CoRR abs/1612.01385 (2016) - 2015
- [c12]Florian Grigoleit, Antonio Vetro, Philipp Diebold, Daniel Méndez Fernández, Wolfgang Böhm:
In Quest for Proper Mediums for Technology Transfer in Software Engineering. ESEM 2015: 106-109 - [c11]Antonio Vetro, Wolfgang Böhm, Marco Torchiano:
On the Benefits and Barriers When Adopting Software Modelling and Model Driven Techniques - An External, Differentiated Replication. ESEM 2015: 168-171 - [c10]Maximilian Junker, Manfred Broy, Benedikt Hauptmann, Wolfgang Böhm, Henning Femmer, Sebastian Eder, Elmar Jürgens, Rainer Janßen, Rudolf Vaas:
Principles and a Process for Successful Industry Cooperation - The Case of TUM and Munich Re. SER&IP@ICSE 2015: 50-53 - [c9]Wolfgang Böhm, Maximilian Junker:
Siemens Rail - Industrial Case Study: Model-based Development of a Train Guard MT Function. Software Engineering & Management 2015: 231 - [c8]Ottmar Bender, Wolfgang Böhm, Frank Houdek, Stefan Henkler, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
FünfterWorkshop zur Zukunft der Entwicklung softwareintensiver eingebetteter Systeme (ENVISION2020). Software Engineering & Management 2015: 271-272 - [e2]Wolf Zimmermann, Wolfgang Böhm, Clemens Grelck, Robert Heinrich, Reiner Jung, Marco Konersmann, Alexander Schlaefer, Eric Schmieders, Sibylle Schupp, Baltasar Trancón y Widemann, Thorsten Weyer:
Gemeinsamer Tagungsband der Workshops der Tagung Software Engineering 2015, Dresden, Germany, 17.-18. März 2015. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 1337, CEUR-WS.org 2015 [contents] - 2014
- [c7]Wolfgang Böhm, Stefan Henkler, Frank Houdek, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
Bridging the Gap between Systems and Software Engineering by Using the SPES Modeling Framework as a General Systems Engineering Philosophy. CSER 2014: 187-194 - [c6]Wolfgang Böhm, Maximilian Junker, Andreas Vogelsang, Sabine Teufl, Ralf Pinger, Karsten Rahn:
A formal systems engineering approach in practice: an experience report. SER&IPs 2014: 34-41 - [c5]Sabine Teufl, Wolfgang Böhm, Ralf Pinger:
Understanding and closing the gap between requirements on system and subsystem level. MoDRE 2014: 77-86 - [c4]Ottmar Bender, Wolfgang Böhm, Stefan Henkler, Oliver Sander, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
4. Workshop zur Zukunft der Entwicklung softwareintensiver eingebetteter Systeme (ENVISON2020). Software Engineering 2014: 213-214 - [e1]Klaus Schmid, Wolfgang Böhm, Robert Heinrich, Andrea Herrmann, Anne Hoffmann, Dieter Landes, Marco Konersmann, Thomas Ruhroth, Oliver Sander, Volker Stolz, Baltasar Trancón y Widemann, Rüdiger Weißbach:
Gemeinsamer Tagungsband der Workshops der Tagung Software Engineering 2014, 25.-26. Februar 2014 in Kiel, Deutschland. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 1129, CEUR-WS.org 2014 [contents] - 2013
- [c3]Wolfgang Böhm, Andreas Vogelsang:
An Artifact-Oriented Framework for the Seamless Development of Embedded Systems. Software Engineering (Workshops) 2013: 225-234 - [c2]Ottmar Bender, Wolfgang Böhm, Stefan Henkler, Dietmar Sander, Andreas Vogelsang, Thorsten Weyer:
3. Workshop zur Zukunft der Entwicklung softwareintensiver eingebetteter Systeme (ENVISON2020). Software Engineering 2013: 361-362 - 2012
- [p1]Klaus Beetz, Wolfgang Böhm:
Challenges in Engineering for Software-Intensive Embedded Systems. Model-Based Engineering of Embedded Systems 2012: 3-14 - 2011
- [c1]Kim Lauenroth, Klaus Pohl, Wolfgang Böhm, Manfred Broy:
Zweiter Workshop zur Zukunft der Entwicklung softwareintensiver, eingebetteter Systeme (ENVISION 2020). Software Engineering 2011: 201
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