The SNE special issues on Object-oriented and Structural-dynamic Modelling and Simulation emphasize on recent developments in languages and tools for object-oriented modelling of complex systems and on approaches, languages and tools for structural-dynamic systems. Computer aided modelling and simulation of complex systems , using components from multiple application domains, have in recent yea...

The event which eventually was to culminate in this special issue was the February 2007 Leiden University’s Lorentz Center workshop “Computational and Mathematical Approaches to Societal Transitions”. This workshop was intended to boost the exact-oriented research on societal transitions by bringing together researchers from diverse fields. During the cause of that week a couple of dozens of ph...

This report covers the activities of the 2nd workshop on “Object-Oriented Language Engineering for the Post-Java Era”. We describe the motivation that led to the organisation of a second edition of the workshop. Relevant organisational aspects are mentioned. The main part of the report consists of a summary of Dave Thomas’s invited talk, and a recount of the presentations by the authors of posi...

The sixty papers selected for oral presentation in the AI session of the workshop were mostly application oriented, with high energy physics taking central stage. The most popular methodologywas that of neural networks. In this summary talk I point out some general trends of the research work presented at the workshop, and concentrate on papers that I found especially interesting. I add section...

The Family Stories Workshop (FSW) is a process through which family members and friends of persons with dementing disorders living in nursing homes develop stories of these residents' lives. The stories are meant to help staff members to develop a better, more deeply felt understanding of the lives of the residents, persons who can no longer tell their own stories. The workshop is product-orien...

This report summarizes the presentations, discussions, and outcomes of the ECOOP’2000 Workshop on Object Interoperability, held in Sophia Antipolis, France, on Monday, June 12, 2000. Divided into four main sessions, the workshop covered some of the most important issues related to object interoperability at different levels (such as protocols or semantics). This report has two main goals. First...

This is a summary of the 3rd Workshop for Doctoral Students in Object-Oriented Systems. This document presents the activities and results of the sessions of the workshop. In the Ph.D. network session the usage and evolution of the Ph.D. mailing list was elaborated. The corresponding chapter contains also an introduction to the goals of the list including the access rules. In the main non-techni...

To realize a complete Indonesian human being, it is not enough only to have cognitive abilities, but also affective and psychomotor abilities. become person of character, students need balance these three Strengthening character education in schools, according Permendikbud No. 22 2020 directed at the formation character- oriented Pancasila Student Profile. This service activity aims provide kno...

This tutorial collects and elaborates arguments for distinguishing between object-oriented programming and abstract data types. The basic distinction is that object-oriented programming achieves data abstraction by the use of procedural abstraction, while abstract data types depend upon type abstraction. Object-oriented programming and abstract data types can also be viewed as complimentary imp...

Following last two years’ workshop on dynamic languages at the ECOOP conference, the Dyla 2007 workshop was a successful and popular event. As its name implies, the workshop’s focus was on dynamic languages and their applications. Topics and discussions at the workshop included macro expansion mechanisms, extension of the method lookup algorithm, language interpretation, reflexivity and languag...