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Institute for Software Research (ISR)
Hypermedia can be an effective technology for helping manage the myriad of heterogeneous artifacts, systems, and relationships which exist in large-scale software engineering projects. Pursuing this objective, the hyperware group is developing open, heterogeneous, distributed hyperprogram technology. The group's focus is on developing Internet-scale event-based protocols; mechanisms and standards to integrate link-server hypermedia functionality with the WWW; support for hyperweb configuration management, semantically-rich link generation, cooperation agents, and semi-automated rationale capture of software development processes.
Faculty
Richard N. Taylor
David F. Redmiles
E. James Whitehead, University of California, Santa Cruz
Projects
DAV Explorer - WebDAV client application that provides Web services for Web resources, e.g. for collaboration support
REST architectural style for Internet applications
Chimera - an open, serverized, hypermedia system that supports n-ary links between heterogeneous tools and applications in a network.
WebSoft - investigating the use of the World Wide Web as the infrastructure and external integration mechanism for a global software engineering environment.
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Software research emphases:
Analysis and Testing | CSCW | Compiler Technology | Configuration Management | Environments | Human-Computer Interaction | Hypermedia | Internet-scale Event Notification | Open Source Software Development | Software Acquisition and Ecommerce | Software Architecture | Software Engineering Education | Software Understanding
Information and Computer Science
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697-3425
Questions about the Software web site should be directed to brodbeck@ics.uci.edu.
