Marian Daun

Professor of Software Engineering

Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt

Germany

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Marian Daun is a Professor of Software Engineering at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt, Germany. His research focuses on collaborative robotic systems, human-robot collaboration, and software engineering education, particularly in the context of robotics and cyber-physical systems. His recent publications include works on safety analysis, technology transfer in software engineering, and model inspections.

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State University of New York at Oswego

UNITED STATES

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Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

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Early Model-Based Safety Analysis for Collaborative Robotic Systems

Generative AI Copilot to Support Safety Analyses of Human–Robot Collaborations: Hazard Operability Analysis and GPT-4

A systematic literature review of requirements engineering education

Model inspections in the engineering of collaborative cyber‐physical systems with instance‐level review diagrams

An industry survey on approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering

Context modeling for cyber‐physical systems

Software Engineering Education for Technical Engineering Degrees: A Comparison With the Needs of Robotics Software Engineering Education

Metrics to Estimate Model Comprehension Quality: Insights from a Systematic Literature Review

Multi-Level Message Sequence Charts to Validate the Collaborative Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems

A GRL-compliant iStar extension for collaborative cyber-physical systems

Reliability of self-rated experience and confidence as predictors for students’ performance in software engineering

Analyzing goal variability in cyber-physical system networks

Orthogonal Uncertainty Modeling in the Engineering of Cyber-Physical Systems

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