my research interests

my research interests include component techniques, testing, and innovative teaching...
 
 

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JUnit is a unit-testing framework for writing compilable, fully automated unit tests for Java classes. It provides an excellent basis for students to learn about more systematic approaches to testing their own code.
 

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Recent Publications

Wiki Sites I Manage

This page lists the wikis I host locally at Virginia Tech. A Wiki (or WikiWikiWeb) is a collaborative hypertext environment, with an emphasis on easy access to and modification of information.

I host several wiki sites for projects in which I am involved. Each wiki serves as a group communication and collaboration mechanism--it allows users to freely create and edit web page content using any Web browser.

Participation within any of these wikis requires registration, but you can register yourself quickly and painlessly using the wiki's login page. Anyone can self-register for free, and you can edit pages as soon as you register.

For more details about the implementation of these wikis and other useful information, visit the MoinMoin home page.



Web-CAT Wiki (WCWiki) E-mail
Saturday, 10 December 2005

The Web-CAT Wiki is a collaborative, user-editable wiki that hosts all of the documentation about Web-CAT, a plug-in-based web application that supports electronic submission and automated grading of programming assignments.

The Web-CAT Wiki includes a feature list, links to published papers, FAQs, information about our Sourceforge project, and information about how you can contribute.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 December 2005 )
 
CS Education Wiki (CsEdWiki) E-mail
Saturday, 10 December 2005

The Computer Science Education Wiki is a collaborative, user-editable wiki that contains information about a wide variety of topics, including:

  • Teaching Software Testing On-line is an NSF-sponsored project to develop reusable on-line learning modules to teach software testing skills across the undergraduate curriculum.

  • Virginia Tech's CS1 Course has recently been redesigned to be aggressively objects-first, using pair programming, test-driven development, labs, and lots of hands-on activities.

  • A JETT Workshop was held at Virginia Tech in 2004 for AP CS teachers in the region, and materials are available through the CS Ed Wiki.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 December 2005 )
 
Built-in Test Wiki (BITWiki) E-mail
Saturday, 10 December 2005

The Built-in Test (BIT) Wiki is the home for the BIT research group, which is investigating a number of techniques for providing automatic, built-in self-testing capabilities in software components.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 December 2005 )
 
Power Electronics Building Blocks Wiki E-mail
Saturday, 10 December 2005

The Power Electronics Building Blocks Wiki is the home for the PEBB research group, which is investigating embedded software control problems for modularly constructed power electronics systems. This group collaborates with the Center for Power Electronics Systems, a National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center.
Last Updated ( Saturday, 10 December 2005 )
 
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