Allaoua Chaoui

Work place: MISC Laboratory, Department of Computer, Faculty of Engineering, University Mentouri Constantine, Algeria

E-mail: a_chaoui2001@yahoo.com

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Research Interests: Computer systems and computational processes, Systems Architecture, Data Structures and Algorithms

Biography

Allaoua Chaoui: is full Professor with the department of computer science, Faculty of Engineering, University Mentouri Constantine - Algeria. He received his Master degree in Computer science in 1992 (in cooperation with the University of Glasgow, Scotland) and his PhD degree in 1998 from the University of Constantine (in cooperation with the CEDRIC Laboratory of CNAM in Paris, France). He has served as associate professor in Philadelphia University in Jordan for five years and University Mentoury Constantine for many years. During his career he has designed and taught courses in Software Engineering and Formal Methods. Pr Allaoua Chaoui has published many articles in International Journals and Conferences. He supervises many Master and PhD students. His research interests include Mobile Computing, formal specification and verification of distributed systems, and graph transformation systems.

Author Articles
On Transforming Business Patterns to Labeled Petri Nets Using Graph Grammars

By Karima Mahdi Raida Elmansouri Allaoua Chaoui

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijitcs.2013.02.02, Pub. Date: 8 Jan. 2013

In this work we present an approach and a tool for transforming business patterns to labelled Petri nets. This transformation is justified by the fact that Petri nets have efficient analysis techniques. We specify first, business patterns and labelled Petri nets Meta-Models in UML Class Diagram formalism with the Meta-Modelling tool Atom3, and then we generate visual modelling tools according to the proposed Meta-Models. Finally, we define a graph grammar which transforms Business Patterns models to Labelled Petri Nets model for analysis purposes. The approach is illustrated with examples.

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