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Slides of the presentations

During the conference it was asked whether the presentation slides would be available to the audience. As all authors agreed, we added the slides to the conference website. Enjoy!

 
Key notes "Model-driven Testing - Architecture, Interfaces and Tools"
Alan Hartmann, Kenneth Nagin
IBM Haifa, Israel

"Relating and Exploiting Models in Model-Driven Development"
Prof. Manfred Broy
TU Munich, Germany

Track 1 "Model-Based Testing with AsmL.Net"
Mike Barnett, Wolfgang Grieskamp, Lev Nachmanson, Wolfram Schulte, Nikolai Tillmann, Margus Veanes
Microsoft Research, USA

"TorX: Automated Model Based Testing"
Jan Tretmans, Ed Brinksma
University of Nijmegen, University of Twente, Netherlands

"UniTestK: Model Based Testing in Industrial Practice"
Victor Kuliamin, Alexander Petrenko, Alexander Kossatchev, Igor Bourdonov
Institute of System Programming of the Russian Academy of Science, Russia

"A Java Tool Set for Software Testing Based on Markov Chain Usage Models"
S.J. Prowell, W.T. Swain
University of Tennessee, USA

"AGEDIS Case Studies: Model-Based Testing in Industry"
Ian Craggs, Manolis Sardis, Thierry Heuillard
IBM UK, UK; INTRASOFT International, Greece, France Telecom R&D, France

Track 2 "Automatic Application PIM Generation for System Families"
David Sellier, Jason Xabier Mansell
ESI, Spain

"Reusable UML Templates for Automated Business Processes"
Tracy Gardner
IBM UK, UK

"A Formalism for Software Testing"
Srihari Sukumaran, Ashok Sreenivas
Tata Research Desing and Development Center, India

"Results and Criteria for Successful Model Based Testing using Rule Based Python"
Karl Donald, Mike Ricketts, Clive Stewart
IBM UK, UK

"Obstacle and Opportunities for Model-Based Testing in an Industrrial Environment"
Harry Robinson
Microsoft, USA