Publications

Research

• Maximilian Stoerzer, , Barbara Ryder, Xiaoxia Ren, Frank Tip: Finding Failure Inducing Changes in Java Programs using Change Classification. Accepted at ACM Sigsoft 2006 / FSE 14 Protland, Oregon, 2006.
• Maximilian Stoerzer, Florian Forster, Robin Sterr: Detecting Precedence-Related Advice Interference. Accepted at ASE 2006, Tokyo, Japan, 2006.
• Maximilian Stoerzer, Uli Eibauer, Stefan Schöffmann: Aspect-Mining for Aspect Refactoring: An Experience Report. Accepted at TEAM'06 at ECOOP 2006, Nantes, France, 2006.
• Maximilian Störzer, Jürgen Graf: Using Pointcut Delta Analysis to Support Evolution of Aspect-Oriented Softwarem. Accepted at ICSM 2005, Budapest, Hungary, September 2005.
• Maximilian Störzer, Stefan Hanenberg: Classification of Pointcut Language Constructs. Accepted at SPLAT 2005, held in conjunction with AOSD 2005.
• Maximilian Störzer, Christian Koppen: PCDiff: Attacking the Fragile Pointcut Problem. Accepted at EIWAS 2004, Berlin, Germany, September 2004.
• Constantinos Constantinides, Therapon Scotinides, Maximilian Störzer AOP considered harmful. Position statement for panel, accepted at EIWAS 2004, Berlin, Germany, September 2004.
• M. Störzer, J. Krinke, S. Breu: Trace Analysis for Aspect Application. Published at Workshop on Analysis of Aspect-Oriented Software (AAOS 2003) held in conjunction with the European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP) 2003., July 21 to July 25, 2003, University of Darmstadt, Germany.
• M. Störzer, J. Krinke: Interference Analysis for AspectJ. Foundations of Aspect-Oriented Languages (FOAL 2003), Boston, March 2003.
• M. Störzer, Analytical problems and AspectJ. 3rd German Workshop on Aspect-Oriented Software Development, Essen, March 2003.

Other Publications

• J. Krinke, M. Störzer, and A. Zeller: Web-basierte Programmierpraktika mit Praktomat. In Workshop Neue Medien in der Informatik-Lehre, Dortmund, Germany, October, 2002.

Talks given

During my studies

• Graduate seminar: overview of state charts.
• Graduate seminar: sub-typing versus code inheritance, compared using biological taxonomies as analogy.
• Presentation of my master thesis (at msg AG):
  • For the work group of my adviser (Prof. Dr. Freitag).
  • For a customer of msg (Münchner Rück).

During my time at Lehrstuhl Software-Systeme

• December 2001: Overview: New approaches in Software-Engineering.
  Content: Talk summarizing my literature studies of modern software engineering. Audience: our work group.
• August 2002: Several talks about Java Basics at "Informatik Sommercamp 2002".
  Audience: about 20 pupils (most pupils did not know java before).
  Results of 1 week: reimplementation of Tetris (requires Java 1.2+ Browser Plug-in).
• 30.09.-03.10.2003: Talk at workshop "Neue Medien in der Informatik-Lehre" held in conjunction with the "GI Jahrestagung 2002" in Dortmund: Web-basierte Programmierparaktika mit Praktomat.
• winter term 2002/2003: Held lectures for programming course Praxis des Programmierens (in German).
• 23.02.-28.02.2003: Talk at Seminar "Program Analysis for Object-Oriented Evolution" at Schloss Dagstuhl. Title: Analytical problems and AspectJ.
• winter term 2003/2004: Held several lectures for course Software Engeneering (in German).
• 5.3.2003: Talk at GI AOSD workshop 2003 in Essen: Analytical problems and AspectJ.
• 17.03.-21.03.2003: Talk at FOAL workshop held in conjunction with AOSD 2003 in Boston, title Interference Analysis for AspectJ.
• 21.7.2003: Talk at workshop Analysis of Aspect Oriented Software (AAOS 03), held in conjunction with ECOOP 2003 in Darmstadt, title Trace Analysis for Aspect Application.
• Invited Talk: On invitation of IEEE student branch Passau I presented my research interests and results on Dec, 4th 2003. The slides [2up] are available as PDF (German only).
• April 2004. Talk at T.J.Watson Research center in Hawthorne/NY/USA. Internship report.
• August 2004.Presentation of Pie-Project at IBM in Böblingen/Germany. The project won an Eclipse Award 2004.
• 23.09-24.09. 2004. Talk at EIWAS Workshop '04, Berlin, title "PCDiff: Attacking the Fragile Pointcut Problem".
• 23.09-24.09. 2004. Panel Discussion EIWAS Workshop '04, Berlin, title "AOP considered harmful".