Jean-Michel Bruel

Professor of Software Engineering

Smart Modeling for softw@re Research and Technology

Jean-Michel Bruel has been head of the SM@RT team of the IRIT CNRS laboratory until September 2021. His research areas include the development of software-intensive Cyber-Physical Systems, and methods/model/language integration, with a focus on Requirements and Model-Based Systems Engineering. He has defended his “Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches” in December 2006 and obtained in 2008 a full professor position at the University of Toulouse . He has been Laboratory Representative for the Toulouse 2 Jean Jaurès University from 2016 to 2020. He is now head of the Computer Science department of the Technical Institute of Blagnac and member of the Strategic Research Committee of the IRIT CNRS laboratory since 2021.

Interests

Model-Based Systems Engineering
Requirements Engineering
Agile Methods & Design Patterns
Modeling for Sustainability
FUN (Final User Need) Modeling

Education

Habilitation, 2006

University of Pau
Ph.D. in Software Engineering, 1996

University of Toulouse - UPS
M.Sc. in Software Engineering, 1992

University of Toulouse - UPS

Twitter

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Recent Publications

You can also access to:

the official list from my lab (up to date, but only related to it)
DBLP Server (20 journals, 79 conference papers referenced, with more than 160 different co-authors, on 2022/07/05)
Google Scholar (215 papers, H-index 23, 16 since 2017, on 2022/10/12).
my ResearchGate page
the preprints on HAL

RQCODE - Towards Object-Oriented Requirements in the Software Security Domain

Ildar Nigmatullin, Andrey Sadovykh, Nan Messe, Sophie Ebersold, Jean-Michel Bruel

Special Issue on New Paradigms of Software Production and Deployment

Alfredo Capozucca, Jean-Michel Bruel, Manuel Mazzara, Bertrand Meyer

The Role of Formalism in System Requirements

Jean-Michel Bruel, Sophie Ebersold, Florian Galinier, Manuel Mazzara, Alexandr Naumchev, Bertrand Meyer

Examining Requirements Documentation through the Focused Conversation Method

Hamna Aslam, Alexandr Naumchev, Jean-Michel Bruel, Joseph Alexander Brown

Model-Driven Engineering for End-Users in the Loop in Smart Ambient Systems

Sylvie Trouilhet, Jean-Paul Arcangeli, Jean-Michel Bruel, Maroun Koussaifi

Modeling and verification method for an early evaluation of Systems of Systems interactions

Ronan Baduel, Iulian Ober, Jean-Michel Bruel

Comparing and classifying model transformation reuse approaches across metamodels

Jean-Michel Bruel, Benoît Combemale, Esther Guerra, Jean-Marc Jézéquel, Jörg Kienzle, Juan de Lara, Gunter Mussbacher, Eugene Syriani, Hans Vangheluwe

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Recent & Upcoming Talks

L'importance du Génie Logiciel

Presentation of why Software Engineering is important

Jean-Michel Bruel

Last updated on Oct 12, 2022

Data-Informed Instructional Design

Presentation of the ongoing thesis

Jean-Michel Bruel

Last updated on Feb 24, 2022

Use of acceptance testing (BDD using Cucumber) in a DevOps

Lecture on the International Winter School on Software Engineering

Jean-Michel Bruel

Last updated on Oct 12, 2022

CIFRE REX

Présentation de mon expérience d’encadrant d’une thèse CIFRE

Jean-Michel Bruel

Last updated on Nov 29, 2021

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Teachings

#ILoveMyJob

Note that most of my teaching materials are available here:
https://jmbruel.github.io/teaching/.

Mobile Application Modeling

In this course, I am teaching specifics of Mobile Applications in terms of modeling activities. This course is taugh since 2015.

Last updated on Oct 17, 2020

Innopolis University

Master of Science in Information Technology – Software Engineering

Last updated on Oct 23, 2020

Projects

Chaire Industrielle

Despite the success of Model-Based Systems Engineering adoption, its application at scale and in a continuous approach to ensure the delivery of added value for its adopters is far from straightforward. The inherent complexity in terms of implied domains or of massively heterogeneous and poorly related data is not weaved by the simple use of a formal and disciplined modeling approach. A collaborative and continuous framework and process are required and need to aggregate up-to-date technologies in complementary techniques such as models, ontologies, and complex data management. It is the purpose of this Chair to study and make effective such complementarity.

Formal Requirements

Collaboration initiated with the Innopolis University on the use of formal methods in Requirements Engineering

FUN Modeling

Placing the Final User Needs (FUN) at the center of the (modeling) concerns

MBSE & Early Validation

An integrated model-based early validation approach for Railway Systems

GEMOC Initiative

GEMOC is an open and international initiative that aims to coordinate and disseminate the research results regarding the support of the coordinated use of various modeling languages that will lead to the concept of the globalization of modeling languages.