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Welcome to the Component Software and Enterprise Systems Research Group (CeCSES, pronounced the same as 'success') at Swinburne. The group conducts research into component based engineering of software and enterprise systems. It operates the Enterprise System Research Lab, which is particularly equipped to support research in software and enterprise systems. The group also provides consultancy to industry and governments in the areas of its expertise.

Key research areas addressed by the groupinclude:

  • software component, service and object technologies
  • software and system architectures
  • system integration and evolution
  • adaptive software systems
  • service-oriented systems
  • software composition
  • software interoperability
  • software security
  • software performance
  • software safety and reliability
  • CBSE processes, methodologies and foundations
  • software and system engineering tools.

We contribute to:

Contact: Prof Jun Han




Announcements
  1. March 2010: We are looking for postdoctoral research fellows and PhD candidates to join our reserach into "Large Scale Emmulation for Enterprise Software Systems". If interested, please email Prof Jun Han with your CV.
Recent News
  1. October 2009: Jun Han, John Grundy, Jean-Guy Schneider and Lars Grunske have been awarded an ARC Linkage Grant with full funding ($620k) to carry our collaborative research with CA into Large Scale Emmulation for Enterprise Software Systems over 2010-2012.
  2. June 2009: Lars Grunske, Alan Colman and Minh Tran have been awarded four faculty research grants to carry out their research into softawre architecture evaluation, adaptive software architectures and traffic management systems.
  3. January 2009: Alan Colman and Minh Tran have been each awarded a university research grant to carry out their research into adaptive software architectures and Context-aware software systems respectively.
  4. November 2008: Jun Han and Alan Colman have secured funding from the Smart Services CRC for carrying out research into adaptive service delivery ($130K p.a. over the next few years).
  5. September 2008: Lars Grunske (in collaboration with Markus Lumpe) has been awarded a research grant ($99k) from the AutoCRC for carrying out research into Automotive Programmable Electronic Systems.
  6. September 2008: Jun Han, Minh Tran and Alan Colman has been awarded a research grant ($99k) from the autoCRC for carrying out research into context-aware vehicle systems.
  7. December 2007: Jun Han, Lars Grunske and Antony Tang have been awarded a research grant ($138k) from the AutoCRC for carrying out research into safe and reliable vehicle systems.
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