Workshop on multi-dimensional separation of concerns in software engineering

Authors:
Peri Tarr;William Harrison;Harold Ossher;Anthony Finkelsteiin;Bashar Nuseibeh;Dewayne Perry
Affiliations:
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center;IBM T. J. Watson Research Center;IBM T. J. Watson Research Center;University College London, UK;Imperial College, UK;University of Texas at Austin
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Separation of concerns has been central to software engineering for decades, yet its many advantages are still not fully realized. A key reason is that traditional modularization mechanisms do not allow simultaneous decomposition according to multiple kinds of (overlapping and interacting) concerns. This workshop was intended to bring together researchers working on more advanced modularization mechanisms, and practitioners who have experienced the need for them, as a step towards a common understanding of the issues, problems and research challenges.