Current Professors
Current Students
- Anahita Samadi
- Doctoral, Focus: Testing of Machine Learning Systems
- Projected Graduation: Spring 2025 - Guanxuan Wu
- Doctoral, Focus: Automated Repair of Software Models
- Projected Graduation: Spring 2026 - Mohammad Nurullah Patwary
- Doctoral, Focus: Live Programming for Formal Methods
- Projected Graduation: Spring 2027 - Iftekhar Uddin
- Doctoral, Focus: Live Programming for Formal Methods
- Projected Graduation: Spring 2029 - Justine Talia Gacho
- Bachelors, Focus: Verification of Historical Map Translations into Vector-Based GIS Data
- Ana Jovanovic
- Dissertation: “Improving the Accuracy of Software Models Using Refinement and Mutation Testing”
- Sanyogita Piya
- B.S. in CS Fall 2023: Test-Driven Development using LLMs
- First Job: Mouser Electronics, Volunteer in SCOPE Lab - Adam Emerson
- B.S. in CS Summer 2023: Built a toolset to help users graphically create unit tests for software models.
- First Job: UTA PhD student in Dr. Torres - Jasmine Mabrey
- M.S. Thesis May 2020: “Automated Defect Classification using Machine Learning”
- Received: Rising Scholar Award - only one rising scholar award is given out for the entire university.
- First Job: Sandia National Laboratory, Albuquerque, NM - George Thompson
- M.S. Thesis May 2020: “Towards Automated Fault Localization for Prolog Models”
- Nominated for Outstanding Thesis Award
- First Job: Sandia National Laboratory, Albuquerque, NM - Regina Bunch
- M.S. Project Dec 2018: “AMail: Email for Autism”
- First Job: Cigna, Philadelphia, PA
Single Semester REUs
- Neha Joshi
- Fall 2024: CASHI-REU - Generation of completion rules for Alloy constraints. - Moyses Ledezma Berna
- Spring 2024: CASHI-REU - Hint generation for Alloy mathematical operators. - Cristian Munoz
- Fall 2022: CASHI-REU - Built a toolset to help ease the adoption of software models. - Resha Adhikari
- Fall 2021: Empirical study of auomated repair and syhnthesis techniques for modeling languages. - William Dunston
- Fall 2020: Extended a Java-based program repair tool to support a broader scope of Java’s syntax. - Joelle Banks
- Spring 2020: Conducted an empirical study of program repair techniques to aid in Jasmine Mabrey’s thesis.