Alexandra Mehlhase

a.mehlhase@asu.edu

School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering

Lecturer

Faculty, POLY Campus, Mailcode 4980

CIDSE Software Eng poly

Lecturer

Faculty, POLY Campus, Mailcode 4980

Biography

Alexandra Mehlhase is a software engineering lecturer in the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering. She worked at the Technical University of Berlin for more than six years as a research and teaching assistant in software engineering. Her research interests include modeling and simulation of variable-structure models and software engineering.

Curriculum Vitae

Education

Ph.D. Technische Universität Berlin, Germany 2015

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Publications

Alexandra Mehlhase Konzepte für die Modellierung und Simulation strukturvariabler Modelle. Dissertation, Technische Universität Berlin, 2015

Alexandra Mehlhase, Daniel Gomez Esperon; Thomas Karbe. Challenges when creating variable-structure models. (PDF, 637,8 KB) 5th International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications, 2015

Daniel Gomez Esperon, Alexandra Mehlhase; Thomas Karbe. Appending variable-structure behavior to Modelica models. (PDF, 156,9 KB) International Conference on Modelling and Simulation: Techniques and Applications, 2015

Alexandra Mehlhase; Daniel Gomez-Esperon; Marcel Merkle; Julien Bergmann. An example of beneficial use of variable-structure modeling to enhance an existing rocket model. In: Proceedings of the 10th International Modelica Conference, pp. 707--713, 2014.
Alexandra Mehlhase. A Python framework to create and simulate models with variable structure in common simulation environments. Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems, Vol. 20(6), pp. 566--583, 2013.
Alexandra Mehlhase; Imke Krüger; Gerhard Schmitz. Variable Structure Modeling for Vehicle Refrigeration Applications. In: Proceedings of the 9th International Modelica Conference, pp. 927--934, 2012.
Christoph Höger; Alexandra Mehlhase; Christoph Nytsch-Geusen; Karsten Isakovic; Rick Kubiak. Modelica3D-Platform Independent Simulation Visualization. In: Proceedings of the 9th International Modelica Conference, pp. 927--934, 2012.
Alexandra Mehlhase. A Python Package for Simulating Variable-Structure Models with Dymola. In Proceedings of MATHMOD, pp. 1081--1086, 2012.
Peter Pepper; Alexandra Mehlhase; Christop Höger; Lena Scholz. A Compositional Semantics for Modelica-style Variable-structure Modeling. In: Proceedings of the 4th International Workshop on Equation-Based Object-Oriented Modeling Languages and Tools (EOOLT'11), pp. 45--54, 2011.
Alexandra Mehlhase. Varying the level of detail during simulation. In Proceedings of 21. Symposium Simulationstechnik, 2011.

Courses

Spring 2020
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct
SER 321	Software Systems
SER 421	Web Apps & Mobile Systems
SER 499	Individualized Instruction
SER 580	Practicum

Fall 2019
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct
SER 421	Web Apps & Mobile Systems
SER 580	Practicum
SER 590	Reading and Conference

Spring 2019
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct
SER 574	Adv Software Design

Fall 2018
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct
SER 515	Foundations of Software Engin

Spring 2018
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct
SER 580	Practicum
SER 594	Conference and Workshop

Fall 2017
Course Number	Course Title
SER 315	Software Enterprise: Dsgn&Proc
SER 415	Software Enterprise: Inception
SER 515	SW Entrprs: Incept & Elaboratn
SER 580	Practicum

Summer 2017
Course Number	Course Title
SER 221	Pgmming Lang & Their Exec Envt

Spring 2017
Course Number	Course Title
SER 221	Pgmming Lang & Their Exec Envt
SER 316	Software Enterprise: Cnstrct

Presentations

SER 316 is one of the courses teaching you a lot you will use in industry. Like Scrum, Git/GitHub, creating good quality code.

We are trying to test new state of the art tools in there for your Scrum team management as well, like Standuply.

Expertise Areas

Software Development Methodologies

Modeling and Simulation

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