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Since 2017, I've been a member of the research team NaoMod,
part of the LS2N Lab,
located at IMT Atlantique.
I spent the period 2015/2017 in the INRIA Rennes Bretagne Atlantique research center (secondment).
I belonged to the research team Atlanmodels.
Between 2009 and 2015, I was a member of the
research team AeLoS (Coloss/Modal),
part of the Lina
Lab.
My research focuses on the reliable development of software, in that purpose I
study model driven engineering and testing methods.
Projects
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2022 - 2026:
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RODIC
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2019 - 2022:
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LOWCOMOTE (coordinated by our research team @IMT Atlantique) - European Project H2020-MSCA-ITN-2018: Lowcomote is an international project aiming at training 15 PhD students, with the potential to become the leaders of tomorrow engineering of low-code development platforms.\\
I'm in charge of the WP6 and the main advisor of one ESR.
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2017:
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DIZOLO (INRIA - Simula lab) - PHC Aurora mobility grant 2017: Design Space Exploration in Cyber-physical Systems Operating under Uncertainty
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PhD Students
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2019 - 202x:
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2017 - 2021:
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Thibault Béziers la Fosse, A Model-Driven Framework for Dynamic Program Analysis in Cyber-Physical Systems.
Co-advisor with Massimo Tisi, Jérôme Rocheteau, Gerson Sunye.
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Imad Berrouyne, Live Verification and Validation in Model-Driven Engineering for Internet of Things.
Co-advisor with Massimo Tisi, Medhi Adda (UCAC, Canada), Jean-Claude Royer.
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2014 - 2017:
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Michel Albonico, Controlling Cloud-Based Systems for Elasticity Testing.
Co-advisor with Gerson Sunye.
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2010 - 2013:
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Olivier Finot, Oracles du test de transformations de modeles
Co-advisor with Christian Attiogbe and Gerson Sunye.
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Short Biography
The subject of my
previous work was validation of model transformations in the context of
model-driven engineering. The aim was to develop, evaluate, and apply
testing methodologies to validate model transformations in Model-Driven Engineering.
From December 2008 to August 2009, I worked as a
post-doctoral researcher at INRIA
in Lille (France) within the DaRT
project-team.
I defended my PhD thesis the 26th of November,
2008, for a dissertation entitled :
"Oracles and qualification of model
transformation testing"
"Oracles et qualification du test de transformations de
modèles"
I was a PhD student at IRISA
in the Triskell
team, under the supervision of Yves
Le Traon and Benoit
Baudry.
Jury:
- President:
- Olivier RIDOUX, Professeur,
Université de
Rennes 1
- Reviewers:
- Jean-Luc DEKEYSER, Professeur,
Université de
Lille 1
- Christian PERCEBOIS, Professeur,
Univertsité
de Toulouse 3
- Examiners:
- Yves LE TRAON, Professeur, TELECOM Bretagne
- Benoit BAUDRY, INRIA
Researcher
- Jean-Marc JEZEQUEL, Professeur,
Université de
Rennes 1
Summary :
In
Model Driven Engineering, models are high-level representations to
produce software systems. They are processed by model transformations
that automate development steps leading to a complete executable
system. In this doctoral study, we make contributions to model
transformation testing. Testing such model transformations for
correctness presents some new challenges. First, we adapt mutation
analysis to model transformations in order to qualify fault detecting
effectiveness of a set of test models by considering model
transformation specific faults. Second, we propose a set of functions
to express test oracles for detecting faults in a transformation. We
evaluate them regarding the complexity and reuse of model
transformations. Finally, we integrate our techniques in tools that are
used to develop reliable model transformation components and to assist
in further model transformation testing studies.
Keywords :
Model-Driven Engineering, Model transformation, Test, Oracle,
Qualification, Contracts.
My thesis work was supported by an MENRT grant and it is part of the
RNTL project DOMINO.
In 2006, I spent a month in Colorado State
University to work with Robert
France and Sudipto
Ghosh on model transformation testing. That was
related to the collaboration MATT
between the Software Assurance Lab from CSU and the Triskell
team at IRISA.
I received a M.Sc. and an engineering degree in
computer science from the University of Rennes 1 in 2005 (IFSIC).
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