Wir werden mit einem Vortrag auf der EclipseCon 2011 in Ludwigsburg vertreten sein. Am 3. November um 16:30 hält Michael Jastram mit Andreas Graf den Vortrag Requirements Modeling Framework: a Game-Changer.
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Save the date: SysML, formal semantics and their uses in model-based testing (May 27th 2013)
Formal Mind is pleased to invite you to the following event with Professor Jan Peleska and Professor Wen-Ling Huang: SysML, Formal Semantics and Their Uses in Model-Based Testing Monday, May 27th, 2013, 10:00-12:30 University of Düsseldorf Room 25.12.2.55 Lecture will be held in German. Participation is free of charge. Non-Faculty members, please rsvp at info@formalmind.com…
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