Markus Scheidgen
Short Biography
- Born on 1978-4-8 in Berlin Köpenick
- Summer 1997, Abitur at the Linus Pauling Gymnasium, Berlin.
- Since Fall 1998, Study of Computer Siences at the Humboldt Universität zu Berlin . Physics as supplemental subject.
- Fall 1999 til fall 2001, employee as a software developer at the Infopark AG. Work on Content Management Software for web content.
- Fall 2002 til spring 2003, employee as a software developer at the DResearch GmbH. Work on a Wireless Intelligent Network Protocolhandler.
- Fall 2003, three month research at the NEC Labs, Princeton NJ. Work on the modeling and simulation of selfconfiguring wireless adhoc-networks.
- Since Summer 2004, PhD student, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin
Thesis and Reports
Reviewed Publications
- A Metamodel for SDL-2000 in the Context of Metamodeling ULF; 4th SDL and MSC Workshop, J. Fischer, M. Piefel, M. Scheidgen; Ottawa, Juli 2004
- Toolbased Language Development; WITUL; Fischer, J.; Holz, E.; Prinz, A.; Scheidgen, M.; Rennes, November 2004
- ULF-Ware – An Open Framework for Integrated Tools for ITU-T Languages; 12th SDL Forum 2005; J. Fischer, A. Kunert, M. Piefel, M. Scheidgen; Grimstad, Juni 2005
- CMOF-Model Semantics and Language Mapping for MOF 2.0 Implementations; 4th MBD and 3th MOMPES Workshop; Potsdam, 2006
- Model Pattern for Model Transformations in Model Driven Development; 4th MBD and 3th MOMPES Workshop; Potsdam, 2006
- Implementing the eODL graphical representation; 5th Workshop on System Analisys and Modelling; Joachim Fischer, Andreas Prinz, Markus Scheidgen, and Merete S. Tveit; Kaiserslautern, 2006
- A Semantic Meta-Modelling Framework with Simulation and Test Integration; ECMDA Workshop on Integration of Model Driven Development and Model Driven Testing; Hajo Eichler, Michael Soden, and Markus Scheidgen; Bilbao, 2006
- Human Comprehesible and Machine Processable Specifications of Operational Semantics ; European Conference on Model Driven Architecture: Foundations and Applications; Markus Scheidgen, Joachim Fischer; Haifa, 2007
Current Work
I am currently working on my PhD thesis, about the use of object-oriented meta-modelling in language and language tool development. I exermine the possibilities of reuse and specialisation of abstract concept definitions and resulting software artefacts for a model driven approach to language engineering. This work supports two major trends in current language engineering: One is the specialization of UML towards domain specific languages, using UML profiles; the other is language oriented programming (this paradigm proposes that the programming language itself has to be under development in order to adopt to the special needs of a domain).
You can find a introduction to my work here (concept) and here (tools). The second site presents the tools that I had developt to solve the meta-modelling tasks I need. One tool is A MOF 2.0 for Java, a implementation of the UML/MOF 2.0 CMOF-model; the other is MOPA a general pattern matching tool for tree-like data structures that I use to describe translational semantics via model transformations.
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