Ulrich Frank and Pierre Maier present a paper on "From the Lowlands of UML to the Highlands of MLM: An Evolutionary, Tool-Supported Multi-Level Method for Teaching Multi-Level Modeling" at this year's MULTI workshop (MULTI 2025). ...

Pierre Maier presents the latest release of the multi-level-modeling editor XModelerML at this years Models conference (MoDELS '25). We present XModelerML v3, a multi-level modeling tool that is based on the Flexible Multi-Level...

Ulrich Frank teaches a tutorial on "Simultaneous Development of Languages, Models, and Programs: Boosting the Power of Modeling" at this year's Models Conference in Grand Rapid, MI, USA (MoDELS 25). Usually, the development of...

Together with Tony Clark from Aston University Ulrich Frank teaches a tutorial on "Multi-Level Modeling and Language Engineering Promoting Reuse, Integrity, and Flexibility of Languages, Models and Software Systems" at this year's...

At this year's Models 2024 Conference in Linz, Ulrich Frank was presented with the award for the “Ten Year Most Influential Theme Section Paper” of the journal “Software and Systems Modeling”.

Almost 20 years ago, the vision of using enterprise models not only for analysis and design phases, but also throughout the entire life cycle of corresponding enterprise software, emerged at the chair. A concretisation of this...

Common (meta) modeling languages do not allow the definition of specific association types. This restriction is sometimes a serious disadvantage for the design of DSML

At the Models 2024 Educators' Symposium, Pierre Maier presented the UML modeling tool UML-MX developed at the chair, particularly with regard to its use in teaching.

Members of our team give three presentations at Models 2024.

At the 19th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems FedCSIS 2024, which took place this year in Belgrade, Ulrich Frank gave an invited lecture

at BI week 2024 in Vienna, Ulrich Frank and Pierre Maier presented the UML-MX Editor developed by the chair.

Ulrich Frank participated in a panel discussion on “Revisiting the business model of scientific publishing”