Prof. Du Weichang is giving a talk on Jan 4. Morning.10-11, Meeting Room 110
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Lin Liu
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Dear Colleagues and Students,
Professor Weichang Du from University of New Brunswick, Canada is visiting
and giving a talk on Jan.4. Please find below his talk abstract and short bio.
All are welcome.
Cheers,
Lin Liu
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Title: Toward Object-Oriented Software/Knowledge
Co-Engineering
Abstract
Many computer applications are composed of integration of computation and knowledge. New
methodologies of software and knowledge co-engineering to develop computer applications
have be proposed. In this talk, we will introduce an object-oriented approach to
supporting software/knowledge co-engineering. We consider that an object-oriented
application is composed of action objects and knowledge objects. Action objects and
knowledge objects can be developed independently by software engineers and knowledge
engineers. We can apply conventional software design patterns to integrate action
objects and knowledge objects into an application system. In this talk, we will also
discuss the characteristics of knowledge objects and modeling relationships between
knowledge objects as well relationships between knowledge objects and action objects.
Bio
Dr. Weichang Du is a professor at the Faculty of Computer Science, University of New
Brunswick, Canada. He received his PhD in Computer Science from University of Victoria,
Canada in 1991. His main research interests include software engineering, knowledge
engineering, programming languages, and internet and distributed computing.
Abstract
Many computer applications are composed of integration of computation and knowledge. New
methodologies of software and knowledge co-engineering to develop computer applications
have be proposed. In this talk, we will introduce an object-oriented approach to
supporting software/knowledge co-engineering. We consider that an object-oriented
application is composed of action objects and knowledge objects. Action objects and
knowledge objects can be developed independently by software engineers and knowledge
engineers. We can apply conventional software design patterns to integrate action
objects and knowledge objects into an application system. In this talk, we will also
discuss the characteristics of knowledge objects and modeling relationships between
knowledge objects as well relationships between knowledge objects and action objects.
Bio
Dr. Weichang Du is a professor at the Faculty of Computer Science, University of New
Brunswick, Canada. He received his PhD in Computer Science from University of Victoria,
Canada in 1991. His main research interests include software engineering, knowledge
engineering, programming languages, and internet and distributed computing.
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