Software Engineering Research Lab

Software Engineering deals with the engineered approach to developing large and complex systems. In today’s scenario, the complexity of the software systems increasing rapidly because the needs are changing with application domains. With emerging applications, technologies, tools and methodologies, the Software Engineering Research is diversified in qualifying the past data, identifying information knowledge, developing tools and methodologies, and moving from semi-automation to full automation. The main objectives of SERL are to focus on software engineering research and contribute to knowledge and practice in software engineering. Members of SERL work collaboratively on multiple projects and also co-supervise students across the team. Some of the research initiatives and tools developed by the members of SERL:

• Software Engineering - Case-based Learning Database (SEABED)

• UCAnalyzer: A Tool to Analyse Use Case Textual Descriptions

• Text2UseCase: A Tool to Develop Use Case Scenarios from Textual Specifications

• UC2Map: A Tool to Model functional Dependencies of Use Cases in Maps

• Inclusivity Checker: A Testing Tool to Detect Inclusivity Bugs in Websites (WCAG Guidelines)

• NL2RT: Automated Conversion of Natural Language Textual Specifications into Requirement Templates (RTs)

• GW2UPPAAL: A Tool Chain for Combined Model-Based Testing and Analysis using GraphWalker and UPPAAL

• CORMS: A GitHub and Gerrit based Hybrid Code Reviewer Recommendation Approach for Modern Code Review