Auburn University

After earning a Ph.D. in Chemistry from The University of Tennessee, I pursued additional graduate-level studies in Computer Science at Auburn University from 1983-1986.

I earned sufficient graduate credits to obtain a second Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering, but left without completing a dissertation when funding ran out and I was offered a position as Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the University of Georgia.

Relevant Publications

• An Environment for Testing Ada Programs Implemented in Ada
• Glass Box Testing Without Explicit Path Predicate Formation
• The Use of Simulation and Prototypes in Software Testing
• Validation of Chemical Data Analysis via Simulation -- II. An Examination of a Curve Fitting Algorithm
• QUEST: Query Utility Environment for Software Testing
• Advanced Simulation Support
• Availability/Dormancy Analysis: Query Utility Environment for Software Testing (QUEST)

Teaching Experience

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