S. Rugaber

Publications143
h-index26
Citations2,158
Highly Influential Citations75
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Structure, behavior, and function of complex systems: The structure, behavior, and function modeling language
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In this paper, we view SBF as a programming language. Expand
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Reducing Ambiguities in Requirements Specifications Via Automatically Created Object-Oriented Models
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This paper presents a three-step, semi-automatic method, supported by a prototype tool, for identifying inconsistencies and ambiguities in NL SRSs. Expand
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Using visualization for architectural localization and extraction
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The paper describes an analysis technique for gaining such understanding and a visualization tool, called ISVis, that supports it. Expand
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Understanding Complex Natural Systems by Articulating Structure-Behavior-Function Models
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We describe an interactive learning environment called ACT (for Aquarium Construction Toolkit) in which middle-school students construct SBF models of complex systems as a vehicle for gaining a deeper understanding of how such systems work. Expand
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CodePad: interactive spaces for maintaining concentration in programming environments
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We introduce the novel concept of a CodePad, a peripheral, multi-touch enabled display that allows developers to engage with and manipulate multiple programming artifacts. Expand
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Model-driven reverse engineering
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Reverse engineering is the process of comprehending software and producing a model of it at a high abstraction level, suitable for documentation, maintenance, or reengineering. Expand
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Resumption strategies for interrupted programming tasks
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We perform exploratory analysis on 10,000 recorded programming sessions of 85 programmers to understand the variety of strategies used by programmers for resuming programming tasks. Expand
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User interface reengineering
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The relentless development of new and desirable computing technology has created an overwhelming need to rapidly migrate legacy business application software to new environments. Expand
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Resumption strategies for interrupted programming tasks
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We describe an exploratory analysis performed on 10,000 recorded sessions of 86 programmers and a survey of 414 programmers to understand the various strategies and coping mechanisms developers use to manage interrupted programming tasks. Expand
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The interleaving problem in program understanding
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We have looked at a variety of interleaving instances in actual programs and have distilled characteristic features. Expand
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