Pierre van de Laar studied at the Catholic University of Nijmegen and was awarded his master degree (cum laude) in both theoretical and computational physics in 1994 and his PhD on 'Selection in Neural Information Processing' in 1999. He was a senior researcher at Philips Research in Eindhoven. Since 2006, he is a Research Fellow of the Embedded Systems Institute. After performing a study for DaimlerChrysler, he joined the Darwin project. Teade Punter received a M.Sc (Ir.) from University of Twente in 1991 and a Ph.D. from Eindhoven University of Technology in 2001. He worked at the Open University of the Netherlands, Kema Nederland B.V., Fraunhofer IESE and Eindhoven University of Technology. He has dealt with a variety of topics in software and systems engineering, e.g., software measurement and assessment. Teade is a Knowledge Manager at ESI for multiple projects, including the Darwin project. Teade's interests are in model driven engineering, integration & test and technology transfer.

'We were shown the benefits of modeling and visualization and how these could be actively used to move us towards a "right-by-design" way of working' Fons Gijselhart (Vice President Philips Healthcare MRI Systems)

• Foreword; Fons Gijselhart. Preface; Boudewijn Haverkort. Acknowledgements; Darwin team. 1 Researching evolvability; P.vd Laar, et al. 2 Architecting for improved evolvability; P. America, et al. 3 Complementing software documentation; P.vd Spek, et al. 4 Identifying and investigating evolution type decomposition weaknesses; A.Vanya, et al. 5 Transferring evolutionary couplings to industry; P.van de Laar. 6 An execution viewpoint catalog for software-intensive and embedded systems; T.B.Callo Arias. 7 Researching reference architectures; G.Muller, P.van de Laar. 8 A3-Architecture Overviews; P.D.Borches. 9 Linking requirements and implementation; A.U.Douglas. 10 Workflow modelling of intended system use; T.van Beek, T.Tomiyama. 11 Supervisory control synthesis in the medical domain; R.Theunissen, et al. 12 Creating high-quality behavioral designs for software-intensive systems; G.Gulişir, et al. 13 Verifying runtime reconfiguration requirements on UML models; S.Ciraci, et al. 14 Scheduling in MRI scans processing; E.Ivanov, et al. 15 Strategy-focused architecture decision making; A.Ivanovic, P.America. 16 Balancing time-to-market and quality in evolving embedded systems; P.vd Spek, C.Verhoef. 17 Industrial Impact and Lessons Learned; T.Punter, P.van de Laar. 18 Conclusions; P.van de Laar et al. Annex I Darwin Publications. II List of Darwin Partners. Index.

Pierre van de Laar studied at the Catholic University of Nijmegen and was awarded his master degree (cum laude) in both theoretical and computational physics in 1994 and his PhD on 'Selection in Neural Information Processing' in 1999. He was a senior researcher at Philips Research in Eindhoven. Since 2006, he is a Research Fellow of the Embedded Systems Institute. After performing a study for DaimlerChrysler, he joined the Darwin project. Teade Punter received a M.Sc (Ir.) from University of Twente in 1991 and a Ph.D. from Eindhoven University of Technology in 2001. He worked at the Open University of the Netherlands, Kema Nederland B.V., Fraunhofer IESE and Eindhoven University of Technology. He has dealt with a variety of topics in software and systems engineering, e.g., software measurement and assessment. Teade is a Knowledge Manager at ESI for multiple projects, including the Darwin project. Teade's interests are in model driven engineering, integration & test and technology transfer.

'We were shown the benefits of modeling and visualization and how these could be actively used to move us towards a "right-by-design" way of working' Fons Gijselhart (Vice President Philips Healthcare MRI Systems)

• Foreword; Fons Gijselhart. Preface; Boudewijn Haverkort. Acknowledgements; Darwin team. 1 Researching evolvability; P.vd Laar, et al. 2 Architecting for improved evolvability; P. America, et al. 3 Complementing software documentation; P.vd Spek, et al. 4 Identifying and investigating evolution type decomposition weaknesses; A.Vanya, et al. 5 Transferring evolutionary couplings to industry; P.van de Laar. 6 An execution viewpoint catalog for software-intensive and embedded systems; T.B.Callo Arias. 7 Researching reference architectures; G.Muller, P.van de Laar. 8 A3-Architecture Overviews; P.D.Borches. 9 Linking requirements and implementation; A.U.Douglas. 10 Workflow modelling of intended system use; T.van Beek, T.Tomiyama. 11 Supervisory control synthesis in the medical domain; R.Theunissen, et al. 12 Creating high-quality behavioral designs for software-intensive systems; G.Gulişir, et al. 13 Verifying runtime reconfiguration requirements on UML models; S.Ciraci, et al. 14 Scheduling in MRI scans processing; E.Ivanov, et al. 15 Strategy-focused architecture decision making; A.Ivanovic, P.America. 16 Balancing time-to-market and quality in evolving embedded systems; P.vd Spek, C.Verhoef. 17 Industrial Impact and Lessons Learned; T.Punter, P.van de Laar. 18 Conclusions; P.van de Laar et al. Annex I Darwin Publications. II List of Darwin Partners. Index.

Pierre van de Laar studied at the Catholic University of Nijmegen and was awarded his master degree (cum laude) in both theoretical and computational physics in 1994 and his PhD on 'Selection in Neural Information Processing' in 1999. He was a senior researcher at Philips Research in Eindhoven. Since 2006, he is a Research Fellow of the Embedded Systems Institute. After performing a study for DaimlerChrysler, he joined the Darwin project. Teade Punter received a M.Sc (Ir.) from University of Twente in 1991 and a Ph.D. from Eindhoven University of Technology in 2001. He worked at the Open University of the Netherlands, Kema Nederland B.V., Fraunhofer IESE and Eindhoven University of Technology. He has dealt with a variety of topics in software and systems engineering, e.g., software measurement and assessment. Teade is a Knowledge Manager at ESI for multiple projects, including the Darwin project. Teade's interests are in model driven engineering, integration & test and technology transfer.

'We were shown the benefits of modeling and visualization and how these could be actively used to move us towards a "right-by-design" way of working' Fons Gijselhart (Vice President Philips Healthcare MRI Systems)

• Foreword; Fons Gijselhart. Preface; Boudewijn Haverkort. Acknowledgements; Darwin team. 1 Researching evolvability; P.vd Laar, et al. 2 Architecting for improved evolvability; P. America, et al. 3 Complementing software documentation; P.vd Spek, et al. 4 Identifying and investigating evolution type decomposition weaknesses; A.Vanya, et al. 5 Transferring evolutionary couplings to industry; P.van de Laar. 6 An execution viewpoint catalog for software-intensive and embedded systems; T.B.Callo Arias. 7 Researching reference architectures; G.Muller, P.van de Laar. 8 A3-Architecture Overviews; P.D.Borches. 9 Linking requirements and implementation; A.U.Douglas. 10 Workflow modelling of intended system use; T.van Beek, T.Tomiyama. 11 Supervisory control synthesis in the medical domain; R.Theunissen, et al. 12 Creating high-quality behavioral designs for software-intensive systems; G.Gulişir, et al. 13 Verifying runtime reconfiguration requirements on UML models; S.Ciraci, et al. 14 Scheduling in MRI scans processing; E.Ivanov, et al. 15 Strategy-focused architecture decision making; A.Ivanovic, P.America. 16 Balancing time-to-market and quality in evolving embedded systems; P.vd Spek, C.Verhoef. 17 Industrial Impact and Lessons Learned; T.Punter, P.van de Laar. 18 Conclusions; P.van de Laar et al. Annex I Darwin Publications. II List of Darwin Partners. Index.