University of Alabama
Department of Computer Science
Box 870290
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0290
hcho7 at ua dot edu
I am currently a Ph.D. student in the Software Engineering Group of Department of Computer and Science at University of Alabama. My advisor is Dr. Jeff Gray. My research interests line in Software Product Line Engineering, Domain-Specific Modeling Languages, Aspect-Oriented Analysis and Design. Prior to coming UA, I got M.S degree in Computer Science from University of Alabama at Birmingham on May 2010. I have worked as database administrator in Posdata Co. Ltd. for five years and as software architect in Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. for eight years.
Book Chapters
Model-Driven Impact Analysis of Software Product Lines
Hyun Cho, Jeff Gray, Yuanfang Cai, Sunny Wong, and Tao Xie
Model-Driven Domain Analysis and Software Development: Architecture and Functions, (Janis Osis and Erika Asnina, eds.), Idea Group, 2010.
Conference Papers
Managing API Evolution for Open Software Platforms
Hyun Cho, Eunyoung Kim, and Jeff Gray
International Conference on Software and Data Engineering 2010 (SEDE2010), San Francisco, CA, June 2010.
A Domain-Specific Modeling Language for Scientific Data Composition and Interoperability
Hyun Cho
ACM Southeast Conference 2010, Oxford, MS, April 16~18 2010.
Requirement Management in Software Product Lines
Hyun Cho
1st International Global Requirements Engineering Workshop (GREW07), Munich, Germany, August, 2007.
Study on automated version information management using code history
Hyun Cho
Korean Information Science Society 2003 Spring Conference, Jeju, Korea, May, 2003.
Refactoring legacy software for component-based reuse
Hyun Cho
Korean Information Science Society 2002 Fall Conference, Suwon, Korea, October., 2002.
Embedded software development using unified change management (UCM)
Hyun Cho
Korean Information Science Society 2001 Fall Conference, Seoul, Korea, October., 2001..
Workshop Papers
Creating Visual Domain-Specific Modeling Languages from End-User Demonstration
Hyun Cho, Jeff Gray, and Eugene Syriani
4th International Workshop on Modelling in Software Engineering (MiSE 2012), Zurich, Switzerland, Jun 2012.
Design Patterns for Metamodel
Hyun Cho and Jeff Gray
11th Workshop on Domain-Specific Modeling), Portland, OR, October 2011.
Key Challenges for Modeling Language Creation By Demonstration
Hyun Cho, Yu Sun, Jeff Gray, and Jules White
ICSE 2011 Workshop on Flexible Modeling Tools, Honolulu HI, May 2011.
Assisting Feature Model Configuration using Demonstration-based Model Transformation
Yu Sun, Hyun Cho, Jeff Gray, and Jules White
2nd International Workshop on Product Line Approaches in Software Engineering (PLEASE11), Hawaii HI, May 2011.
Ontology Support for Abstraction Layer Modularization
Hyun Cho, Jeff Gray, and Jules White
4th Workshop on Assessment of Contemporary Modularization Techniques (ACoM2010), Jeju Island, South Korea, September 2010.
Doctoral Symposium Papers
A Demonstration-Based Approach for Designing Domain-Specific Modeling Languages
Hyun Cho
SPLASH 2011 Doctoral Symposium, Portland, OR, October 2011.
Model-driven Project Management in Software Product Lines
Hyun Cho
Software Product Line Conference Doctoral Symposium, Jeju Island, South Korea, September 2010.
Posters
Creating Domain-Specific Modeling Languages Using a By-Demonstration Technique
Hyun Cho
SPLASH 2011 Student Research Competition, Portland, OR, October 2011.
Automating the Management of the Traceability Relation Evolution
Hyun Cho
SEPG North America, Savannah, GA, March 2010.
Using Metaprogramming to implement a Testing Framework
Hyun Cho
ACM Southeast Conference, Clemson, SC, March 2009.
Although Domain-Specific Modeling Languages (DSMLs) have been applied successfully to various areas (e.g., finance, combat simulation, and image manipulation) and have shown improvements to productivity and quality, development of a new DSML is challenging for either computer scientists or end-users because it requires profound knowledge of the domain and deep experience in modeling language development. To address the challenges of DSML development, we propose a new approach for building DSMLs that represents a demonstration-based technique for specifying the details of a new modeling language.
Provide automated and systematic approach to domain experts who do not have language development expertise in developing their own DSMLs
Shape recognition -> Start with shape authoring tool and then embodies free-form recognition functionality
Apply By-Demonstration technique
Infer abstract syntax from a small number of model instance -> Introduce the notion of metamodel design pattern and devise new inference algorithm to utilize metamodel design pattern instead of a large set of training model instances