A – Software Architecture

• Azadeh Alebrahim, Stephan Faßbender, Martin Filipczyk, Michael Geodicke and Maritta Heisel – Towards Systematic Selection of Architectural Patterns with Respect to Quality Requirements
• Azadeh Alebrahim, Stephan Faßbender, Martin Filipczyk, Michael Geodicke and Maritta Heisel – Towards a Reliable Mapping between Performance and Security Tactics, and Architectural Patterns
• Frank J. Frey, Roland Bijvank and Michael Pöttker – Weaving in Patterns into IT Infrastructure Models – Industry Case and Approaches
• Alexander W. Schneider and Florian Matthes  – Evolving the EAM Pattern Language
• Michael Weiss – The Business of Open Source: Missing Patterns
• Juergen Musil, Angelika Musil and Stefan Biffl – The Stigmergic Information System Architecture Pattern for Self-Organizational, User-Generated Content Networks

B – Patterns

• Till Schümmer, Joerg M. Haake and Wolfgang Stark – Theoretical and Practical Thoughts on the Interplay of Patterns and Creativity
• Satomi Oi, Tetsuro Kubota, Norihiko Kimura and Takashi Iba – Sticking Patterns to Interview Transcriptions
• Takashi Iba, Arisa Kamada, Yuma Akado, Takuya Honda, Alice Sasabe and Sakurako Kogure – Fundamental Behavioral Properties, part I  – Extending the Theory of Centers for Pattern Language 3.0
• Taichi Isaku and Takashi Iba – Creative CoCooking Patterns: A Pattern Language for Creative Collaborative Cooking
• Stefan Holtel and Markus Mathar – Writers’ Workshops in a Virtual Meeting Environment
• Lise B. Hvatum and Rebecca Wirfs-Brock – Clarity – Patterns to Build the Magic Backlog
• Elissaveta Gourova and Mila Dragomirova – Design of Knowledge Management Info-Structures

C – Security Patterns

• Johanneke Siljee – Privacy Transparency Patterns
• Michaela Bunke – Software-Security Patterns: Degree of Maturity
• Andreas Daniel Sinnhofer, Wolfgang Raschke, Christian Steger and Christian Kreiner – Patterns for Common Criteria Certification
• Tobias Rauter, Andrea Höller, Johannes Iber and Christian Kreiner – Patterns for Software Integrtiy Protection
• Eduardo B. Fernandez and Brahim Hamid – A pattern for Network Functions Virtualization
• Rohini Sulatycki and Eduardo B. Fernandez – Two threat patterns that exploit “Security misconfiguration” and “Sensitive data exposure” vulnerabilities
• Anas Motii, Brahim Hamid, Agnes Lanusse and Jean-Michel Bruel – Guiding the selection of security patterns based on security requirements and pattern classification

D – Embedded Systems

• Georg Macher and Christian Kreiner – Embedded System Development Process Pattern
• Christopher Preschern – Idioms for Error Handling in C
• Jari Rauhamäki and Seppo Kuikka – A Few Patterns to Implement Protective Measures
• Georg Macher, Andrea Höller, Eric Armengaud and Christian Kreiner – Safety-Critical Embedded System Multi-Core Migration Pattern
• Andrea Höller, Tobias Rauter, Johannes Iber and Christian Kreiner – Patterns for Automated Software Diversity
• Christian Kreiner – Essential architectural views for dependable systems design
• Azadeh Alebrahim and Maritta Heisel – Applying Performance Patterns for Requirements Engineering

E – Education

• Joe Bergin, Christian Kohls, Christian Köppe, Yishay Mor, Michel Portier, Till Schummer, Steven Warburton – Assessment-Driven Course Design – Foundational Patterns
• Niels Seidel – Interaction design pattern of spatio-temporal annotations in video learning environments
• Niels Seidel – Making web video accessible – interaction design patterns for accessible e-learning technologies
• Anne Bartilla and Christian Köppe – Awareness Seeds for more Diversity in Computer Science Education
• Christian Köppe, Ralph Niels, Robert Holwerda, Lars Tijsma, Niek van Diepen, Koen van Turnhout and Rene Bakker – Flipped Classroom Patterns – Designing Valuable In-Class Meetings
• Paul Salvador Inventado – Data-Driven Design Pattern Production: A Case Study on the ASSISTments Online Learning System
• Christian Kohls – Patterns for Creative Thinking –  Idea Generation

F – Organizational Patterns

• Mark den Hollander – Organizational Patterns for Multidisciplinary Development of Mechatronic Systems
• Laura Hokkanen and Marko Leppänen – Three Patterns for User Involvement in Startups
• Andreas Fiesser – Control Your Channel
• Andreas Rüping – Flow – A Few Patterns for Balancing Flexibility and Steadiness in Decision-Making
• Uwe van Heesch – Collaboration Patterns for Offshore Software Development
• Dina Salah and Richard Paige – Patterns for Integrating Agile Development Processes and User centred Design
• Yuma Akado, Sakurako Kogure, Alice Sasabe, Jei-Hee Hong, Keishi Saruwatari and Takashi Iba – Five Ideas for Designing Pattern Mining Workshops

G – Mobile and Web Applications

• Tim Wellhausen – Start Writing Today – A Pattern to Return to a Pattern Conference
• Tim Wellhausen – Entity View – Simplify the Retrieval of Data in Applications Based on a Domain-Driven Design
• Virginia Niculescu – MixDecorator: An Enhanced Version of Decorator Pattern
• Rodrigo Vilar, Delano Oliveira and Hyggo Almeida – Rendering patterns for modern Web Enterprise Applications
• Alberto Rodrigues da Silva, Dusan Savic, Sinisa Vlajic, Ilija Antovic, Sasa Lazarevic, Vojislav Stanojevic, Milos Milic – Patterns for Better Use Cases Specification
• Inês Coimbra Morgado and Ana C. R. Paiva – Test Patterns for Android Mobile Applications

EuroPLoP 2015 Focus Groups

• Focus Group “Antelope”
  Using the Repertory Grid Technique for Mining Design Patterns
• Focus Group “Badger”
  Focus group on security (and related) Patterns
• Focus Group “Camel”
  Patterns, Idioms and Language for the independent consultant
• Focus Group “Dolphin”
  The Limits of Your “Pattern Language” are the Limits of Your World
• Focus Group “Eagle”
  An Experiment Revealing the Abilities of (Un)Experienced Pattern Users Relating Tactics and Architectural Patterns
• Focus Group “Flamingo”
  Understanding Inverse Patterns
• Focus Group “Gorilla”
  Thinking Patterns for Human Actions with the Fundamental Behavioral Properties
• Focus Group “Hedgehog”
  Cognitive Dimensions and the Usability of Pattern Languages
• Focus Group “Ibex”
  Improving Writer’s Workshop by Introducing Checklists and Perspectives