Marc-Philippe Huget, a French computer scientist and associate professor at the University of Savoy. He received his Ph.D. from University of Paris 9 Dauphine [1]. His research interests in agent-oriented software engineering are modelling notations, methodologies and the use of model-driven engineering for developing multiagent systems for games and entertainment. He is author of the WinBoard compliant chess engine La Dame Blanche along with a book builder [2].
Marc-Philippe Huget [3]

Selected Publications

• Jean-Luc Koning, Marc-Philippe Huget (2000). A Semi-Formal Specification Language Dedicated to Interaction Protocols. EJC 2000
• Marc-Philippe Huget (2001). Une ingénierie des protocoles d'interaction pour les systèmes multi-agents. (interaction protocol engineering for multiagent systems) Ph.D. thesis, University of Paris 9 Dauphine
• Marc-Philippe Huget (2002). Agent UML Class Diagrams Revisited. Agent Technologies, Infrastructures, Tools, and Applications for E-Services ^[5]
• Bernhard Bauer, Marc-Philippe Huget (2004). Modelling web service composition with UML 2.0. International Journal of Web Engineering and Technology, Volume 1 ^[6]

Forum Posts

• La Dame Blanche 2.0b released by Marc-Philippe Huget, CCC, January 08, 1999
• Web site updated and new program Book Builder by Marc-Philippe Huget, CCC, February 24, 1999
• C or C++ for chess programming: speed by Marc-Philippe Huget, CCC, October 20, 1999

External Links

• Marc-Philippe Huget's homepage
• Marc-Philippe Huget Interview on Vimeo
• Marc-Philippe Huget | Facebook

References

1. ^ Marc-Philippe Huget (2001). Une ingénierie des protocoles d'interaction pour les systèmes multi-agents. Ph.D. thesis, University of Paris 9 Dauphine
2. ^ Web site updated and new program Book Builder by Marc-Philippe Huget, CCC, February 24, 1999
3. ^ Marc-Philippe Huget's homepage
4. ^ dblp: Marc-Philippe Huget
5. ^ Class diagram from Wikipedia
6. ^ UML 2.x from Wikipedia

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