Andy Zaidman
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Antwerp Area, Belgium Belgium
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Associate Professor at TU Delft
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Technology / Software / Internet
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www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~zaidman
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My research aims to make software easier to be long-lived. More specifically, in my research I try to (1) make it easier for software engineers to understand already existing software (through reverse and re-engineering) and (2) to make it easier to test either existing or newly written software. This requires a deep understanding of how software engineers create, adapt and test software. Have a look at my TEDxDelft 2015 talk "Making Testing Fun":
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Studying Late Propagations in Code Clone Evolution Using Software Repository Mining

10 years ago • 1610 Views

First steps in testing analytics: Does test code quality matter?

9 years ago • 2269 Views

Web API Fragility: How Robust Is Your Mobile Application?

8 years ago • 1209 Views

Software Analytics: The Dark Side and the Test Side

8 years ago • 3528 Views

Fact or Fiction? What Software Analytics Can Do For Us

7 years ago • 1020 Views

Software Analytics

6 years ago • 596 Views

Automatic for the People

11 months ago • 113 Views
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Antwerp Area, Belgium Belgium
Occupation
Associate Professor at TU Delft
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
Website
www.st.ewi.tudelft.nl/~zaidman
About
My research aims to make software easier to be long-lived. More specifically, in my research I try to (1) make it easier for software engineers to understand already existing software (through reverse and re-engineering) and (2) to make it easier to test either existing or newly written software. This requires a deep understanding of how software engineers create, adapt and test software. Have a look at my TEDxDelft 2015 talk "Making Testing Fun":
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software testing software analytics software development developer testing unit testing software quality research junit empirical software engineering software engineering eclipse java web api fragility mutation analysis android issue tracking issue solving bug tracking code clone repository mining software evolution
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