Graduate students of Timothy C. Lethbridge

The following are my current and former graduate students and their theses. They are in reverse chronological order by date of defense.

If you are interested in becoming a graduate student of mine, please click here to read about the kind of students I am seeking

I can supervise students studying in the following programs: 1) OCICS (Computer Science), 2) OCIECE (Software engineering aspects of computer engineering), 3) System Science.

Current graduate students

• Omar Bahy Badreldin (PhD expected 2011): Code Generation from State Machines in Umple

• Sultan Eid (Masters expected 2012): C++ code generation from Umple

• Hamoud Aljamaan (PhD expected 2013 or 2014): The Model Oriented Tracing Language - an extension of Umple to allow specification of tracing and generation of trace directives

• Miguel Garzon (PhD expected 2014 or 2015): Umplification: Reverse engineering of programs to Umple

Former students who have completed their theses

• Andrew Forward (PhD, 2010): The Convergence of Modeling and Programming: Facilitating the Representation of Attributes and Associations in the Umple Model-Oriented Programming Language

• Julian Solano (Masters, Systems Science, 2010): Exploring How Model Oriented Programming can be Extended to the UI Level

• Jenya Levin (MCS, 2010): System Generation for Time and Activity Management Product Lines

• Dusan Brestovansky: Exploring Textual Modeling Using the Umple Language

• Mehrdad Nojoumian: Document Engineering of Complex Software Specifications M.Sc., Computer Science, Expected Spring 2007

• Hanna Farah: Applying Cognitive Patterns to Support Software Tool Development. M.A.Sc., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Defended December 2006

• Adam Murray: Discourse Structure of Software Explanation: Snapshot Theory, Cognitive Patterns and Grounded Theory Methods. Ph.D. Computer Science, Defended September 2006

• Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj: Techniques to Simplify the Analysis of Execution Traces for Program Comprehension. Ph.D. Computer Science, Defended Autumn 2005
  • Dr. Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj's current home page as a faculty member at Concordia University. Montreal

• Maksym Nozin: A Privacy Framework to Provide Users with Control, Accuracy and Audit. M.Sc. Computer Science. Defended August 2005

• Bo Zhao: An Enriched Web Services Client Architecture for Management and Sharing of Context. M.Sc. Systems Science. Defended Spring 2005

• Lianjiang (Eric) Fu: Exploration and Visualization of Large Execution Traces. M.Sc. Computer Science, Defended May 2005

• Xuyen On: Web Based Interactive Charts for Exploring Large Datasets. M.Sc. Computer Science, Completed March 2005

• Rana Khartabil: User-Centered Design and Evaluation of a Dynamic Biochemical Pathway Visualization Tool, M.Sc. Computer Science, 2005

• Jelber Sayyad Shirabad: Supporting Software Maintenance by Mining Software Update Records. Ph.D. Computer Science, 2003. The same thing in pdf format.

• LiQun (Grace) Wang: Animated Exploring of Huge Software Systems. M.Sc. Systems Science, 2002

• Andrew Forward: Software Documentation: Building and Maintaining Artefacts of Communication. M.Sc. Computer Science, 2002

• Iyad Zayour: Reverse Engineering: A Cognitive Approach, a Case Study and a Tool. Ph.D. Computer Science, 2002. The same thing in pdf format.

• Huixiang Liu: Intelligent Search Techniques for Large Software Systems. M.Sc. Computer Science, 2001. The same thing in pdf format.

• Francisco Herrera: A Usability Study of the "TkSee" Software Exploration Tool. M.Sc. Computer Science, 1999. The same thing in pdf format.

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