1. Faculty Advisor – Dr. Suraj Kothari Client – Jon Mathews Team Members – Chaz Beck Marcus Rosenow Shaun Brockhoff Jason Lackore

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3. Model Generator – 1. Develop a static model generator that produces AAXL output 2. Extend the static model generator to handle dynamic model generation 3. Create a console that allows parameters to be input from the user to control the dynamic model generation 4. Experiment with dynamically generating models larger than memory AADL-XML Adapter – 1. Experiment with BaseX and understand its limitations in terms of performance and features 2. Build a wrapper for BaseX in Java to insert XML files into database and to perform queries 3. Generate EMF models for testing 4. Develop the AADL-XML adapter using EMF’s persistence API and use BaseX as custom storage for AAXL 3

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6.  System Integration  Evolving Requirements 6

7.  Project Management & Communication 7

8.  This senior design team started off working on an exploratory project aiming to understand AADL and model driven development using OSATE. Through three iterations of the project, the purpose has shifted to trying to extend current model-based development tools and overcome their current short comings. The focus still stayed on OSATE and AADL due to it being open-sourced and popular among the industry. 8