Tag: Access/CPN
Software I Maintain
I maintain quite a bit of software. A month ago or so, Wil asked me to give an overview of the software for some exciting1) mid-term evaluation report. As such, I decided to make a simple architecture diagram, and even simplified it turned to […]
I’m a Software Architect with GTD, SOA, and TLA
I’m completely in awe of how beautiful and self-documenting this code fragment is. And the efficiency! I’m certain I spent more on this post than on the actual code, but look at the architecture and abstract factory thingamajigs! Don’t forget to click to […]
How Britney Makes Grading CPN Assignments More Bearable
I already mentioned my tool for automatic grading of CPN assignments (still in business for a name by the way…). Since my last explanation, the first alpha has gone live locally, and we have just used it to grade 2 assignments from 60-70 students. This is […]
First Views of a Tool for Automatic Grading of CPN Models
Still in the business for a name, but the work on my tool for automatic grading is coming along nicely. The idea is that we have a course twice a year with altogether more than 100 participants. They do an individual assignment where they […]
Automatic Correcting Modeling Assignments
The second most important decision is that of a name! Being a scientist, this of course has do be done using the scientific method also known as an internet poll!
Simulated Naughtiness in CPN Tools
Today I got a question about simulating a sequence of named transitions in CPN Tools. While this is not immediately possible, it can be done using Access/CPN, which has a Java component (featured here ) and a SML component, which is leading a much more […]
