Research Interests
My research currently involves decision support tools for business modeling, manufacturing, and medical systems.
I am currently keeping a listing of relevant papers,
readings, and URLs. I also keep a description
and interesting findings of my research.
I have also been involved with quite a few projects
while doing my research. A list of papers I have written has also
been compiled and published on the web.
My Research Interests Include:
Adaptive
Object Models, Computational Theory, Learning Theory, Human Computer Interaction,
Software Engineering, Theorem Proving,
Computer Supported Cooperative Work,
GroupWare,
Visual Programming
(including grammars and parsing), Expert Systems,
Scenario Planning,
Intelligent User Interfaces (providing intelligent automatic
semantic feedback), Object-Oriented Programming and Databases,
Design of Reusable Software-specifially with the use of
Frameworks,
Domain Analysis and Engineering, and
Pattern Languages of Programming.
My Current Research:
I am currently doing my PhD work with
Professor Ralph Johnson. I, like Ralph, am very interested in how to use
and develop frameworks,
which I believe is a key way of reusing designs and code using objects.
Frameworks
have led me to work on
patterns, which are a way of documenting design expertise.
I have developed a
framework for building visual languages
to be use
with business modeling. This project aimed at providing support for decision making during the business process.
In my current work I'm interested in finding and describing the design patterns in visual languages
and business modeling which has led to my work with
Adaptive Object Models.
Ongoing Work:
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