SEMS 2014
Software Engineering Methods in Spreadsheets

Table of Contents

• Preface
  
  
• Tool-supported Fault Localization in Spreadsheets: Limitations of Current Research Practice 1-2
  Birgit Hofer, Dietmar Jannach, Thomas Schmitz, Kostyantyn Shchekotykhin, Franz Wotawa
• Toward Interactive Spreadsheet Debugging 3-6
  Dietmar Jannach, Thomas Schmitz, Kostyantyn Shchekotykhin
• Improving Methodology in Spreadsheet Error Research 7-8
  Raymond Panko
• Spreadsheets are Models Too 9-10
  Richard F. Paige, Dimitris Kolovos, Nikos Matragkas
• On the Usage of Dependency-based Models for Spreadsheet Debugging 11-14
  Birgit Hofer, Franz Wotawa
• A Spreadsheet Cell-Meaning Model for Testing 15-17
  Daniel Kulesz
• SBBRENG: Spreadsheet Based Business Rule Engine 18-22
  Pablo Palma
• End-user Development via Sheet-defined Functions 23-26
  Peter Sestoft, Jonas Druedahl Rask, Simon Eikeland Timmermann
• Dependence Tracing Techniques for Spreadsheets: An Investigation 27-30
  Sohon Roy, Felienne Hermans
• MDSheet: Model-Driven Spreadsheets 31-33
  Jácome Cunha, Joao Fernandes, Jorge Mendes, Rui Pereira, João Saraiva
• How Can We Figure Out What is Inside Thousands of Spreadsheets? 34-38
  Thomas Levine
• Sheetmusic: Making Music From Spreadsheets 39-42
  Thomas Levine
• Are We Overconfident in Our Understanding of Overconfidence? 43-44
  Raymond Panko
• Anonymizing Spreadsheet Data and Metadata with AnonymousXL 45-47
  Joeri van Veen, Felienne Hermans
• Using a Visual Language to Create Better Spreadsheets 48-51
  Bas Jansen, Felienne Hermans