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About my Research
Software testing is an expensive, yet imperfect process. Software
systems can be large and exhaustive testing is usually not feasible.
Products released with inadequate testing can cause bodily harm, result
in large economic losses, and affect the quality of day-to-day life. My
primary research goal is to develop and examine new software testing
techniques that may help testers to more effectively identify software
defects. Software testers often intuitively test for defects that they
anticipate while less foreseen defects are overlooked. My research
applies combinatorial testing strategies that may offset some degree of
human bias.
Check out my research group website here.
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About Me
I completed my PhD in Computer Science at Arizona State University in 2006. My advisor is Charlie Colbourn and my dissertation was titled, Algorithms for Covering Arrays. Covering arrays are interesting to me because they can be used to represent combinatorial test suites. I am currently working on applications of combinatorial testing to GUIs and web applications.
Mailing Address
Renee Bryce
Utah State University
Dept. of Computer Science
Old Main 414
4205 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322-4205
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