MESウェビナーシリーズ

Challenges in Refactoring Software Models

Refactoring is the non-functional revision of a model to make it as easy to read and maintain as possible. Refactoring is a central step in the work process when it comes to modern software development. But, in reality, do you have enough time to keep your models readable and maintainable? Is readability and maintainability even a problem for you at work? How can refactoring be implemented in the development process and applied efficiently? What challenges do they create?

The language of the online meeting is English.

Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Time: 3 pm CET (Berlin)/ 9 am EST (Detroit)/ 7:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 10 pm CST (Beijing)/ 11 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=ec7270d4ef7737801362751bf499dc5cc

Are you interested in the new features of our winter releases but you find the Tool Update Newsletter a bit too abstract? Then take part in our new webinar format where the product managers themselves show you their tools, namely the MES Model Examiner^®(MXAM), the MES Test Manager^®(MTEST), the MES Model & Refactor^®(MoRe) and the MES Quality Commander^®(MQC). In this webinar, each product manager will show you the latest features and give a live demo of each individual tool followed by an interactive Q&A session.

The webinar will take place in English:

Date: Tuesday, February 09, 2021
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 5 am EDT (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e3cccb92728a7ad66e31f72b6a94509f3

Are you also currently faced with the challenge of adapting your software development to an ISO 26262 compliant process in keeping with the 2018 update?

This development process consistent with the latest update is the standard set for the development of safety relevant software. Our next webinar includes a step-by-step tutorial about how to set up your development process in accordance with ISO 26262:2018.

The webinar will take place on two alternative dates in English:

Date 1: Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Time: 4-5 pm CET (Berlin)/ 10 am EST (Detroit)/ 8:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 11 pm CST (Beijing)/ 12 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=eb86a44c603cf91c4d0cce81ec4118721

Date 2: Wednesday, February 24, 2021
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 4 am EST (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e866d1243a6dc21ed1906fb5df3c1e9f1

Does it also surprise you that your Simulink models can become so confusing so quickly? Revising them to create a tidy model architecture also takes up a lot of time. In this webinar we share six secrets to model refactoring with you. These range from general improvements to model layout and structure and efficient signal routing to interface and bus processing and data flow analysis. Reliable routines facilitate modeling and refactoring. This not only makes the refactoring of models more efficient, but also a lot more enjoyable.

The webinar will take place on two alternative dates in English:

Date 1: Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Time: 4-5 pm CET (Berlin)/ 10 am EST (Detroit)/ 8:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 11 pm CST (Beijing)/ 12 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=e669a82590a585d48971d01a737cba281

Date 2: Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Time: 10-11 am CET (Berlin)/ 4 am EST (Detroit)/ 2:30 pm IST (Bangalore)/ 5 pm CST (Beijing)/ 6 pm JST (Tokyo)
Registration: https://model-engineers-event-en.webex.com/model-engineers-event-en/onstage/g.php?MTID=eba3d3c776c65bb7e2d7eacbc91dcf82e