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My research interests are in the areas of software testing, testing web applications, and software maintenance. My Ph.D. research was on developing cost-effective techniques for user-session-based testing of web applications. I am a member of the Empirical and Applied Software Engineering Lab (EASEL) at UMBC. I also collaborate through the Automated Combinatorial Testing for Software (ACTS) group at NIST.
I am always looking for good students to work with. I also have some independent studies to offer in the area of software testing. If you are interested in any of the research areas mentioned above (also see my Research page), or if you think I might be interested in a particular topic of your interest, stop by my office for a chat or drop me an email!