Education
I completed my Ph.D. in Computer & Information Sciences from the University of Delaware in August 2007. I was a 2000 NSF Graduate Research Fellow.
I graduated with a bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science from Gettysburg College and with a master's degree in computer science from Duke University.
Teaching
- Spring 2008: CS297: Web Applications
- Winter 2008: CS111
- Fall 2007: CS111
- Fall 2006: CISC 372, TA
- Fall 2006: CISC 672, TA
- Summer 2006: CISC 370, lecturer
- Summer 2005: CISC 105, lecturer
Resources
- Curriculum Vitae (postscript or pdf), last updated 08.2007
- Bibtex2HTML: my updates
- HTML & CSS Help for students starting to create web pages without the help of a tool such as DreamWeaver or FrontPage.
Research
My research interests are in software testing and distributed systems, specializing in automated testing techniques for web applications. I collaborate with Lori Pollock's HiperSpace Lab.
I enjoy working with motivated undergraduates on real research problems with concrete outcomes.
Service
- Program Committee Member, International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering 2008
Student Groups
The following links are for the University of Delaware, but they contain information and links that are useful to students at other schools as well.- UD CISters - for women in computer science and related fields at the University of Delaware
- UD CIS GSA - for University of Delaware graduate students in computer and information sciences
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