TU/e-SET-Savant

Software Architecture Analytics & Visualisation Team

Part of the Software Engineering and Technology cluster

Our Goal

In the dynamic landscape of software engineering, we are a group of passionate researchers collaborating to push the boundaries of knowledge. Our goal is twofold: Software Architecture: Delve into the intricate design and organization of software systems. Our focus spans the fundamental properties of systems, encompassing elements, relationships, and the principles that guide design and evolution. By understanding the interplay of structure, behavior, execution, and analysis, we pave the way for robust and scalable software architectures. Software Analytics: Armed with data-driven insights, we explore software quality, reliability, and performance. Leveraging techniques from machine learning and data science, we unravel patterns, identify bottlenecks, and enhance decision-making. Our work bridges the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that software-intensive systems thrive in an ever-evolving digital landscape. Together, we want to champion innovation, foster collaboration, and contribute to the advancement of software engineering.

Our Team

Michel R.V. Chaudron

Full Professor

Research interests: Software Architecture, Software Design, Software Modelling with a special focus on UML, Software Composition and knowledge sharing, use of AI (Artificial Intelligence) for Software Development.

Lina Ochoa Venegas

Assistant Professor

I am interested on studying the phenomena behind software evolution, maintenance, and analysis, and providing tools that support related processes.

Jacob Krüger

Assistant Professor

I am specializing in the development and evolution of variant-rich software systems. Variant-rich systems exist in different customizable variants and have become the most widely existing form of software systems in all areas of society.