Research Areas & Interests
My research primarily focuses on Software Engineering, with a special emphasis on fault localization, program analysis, and testing techniques for modern software systems. Through my published work, I have contributed to:
I am always keen to collaborate and learn about new directions in software engineering and intelligent systems.
- Spectrum-Based Fault Localization (SBFL): Analytical and empirical studies on SBFL metrics, including the development of tools and frameworks for evaluating and improving fault localization effectiveness (e.g., ODIN, AndroFL).
- Automated Test Generation: Evolutionary-driven approaches for generating effective test suites and diagnosing faults in Android applications.
- Integrated Program Analysis: Building frameworks (e.g., Chiron) for teaching and advancing program analysis, verification, and testing in software engineering education.
I am always keen to collaborate and learn about new directions in software engineering and intelligent systems.