Last Friday, SEER Lab Director Jeremy Bradbury was the keynote speaker at the Foundations of Applied Software Engineering for Games Workshop (FaSE4Games’25) co-located with the ACM International Conference on the Foundations of Software Engineering (FSE’2025). His talk was titled “Personalizing Software Engineering Serious Games with AI” and covered development challenges including:
Continue reading “SEER Lab Director Gives Keynote on Serious Games and AI”Congratulations to SEER Lab’s Dev Thaker, Ashar Izhar and Daniel Hinbest who all graduated from Ontario Tech University on Thursday! 🎓
The 47th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE 2025) took place in Ottawa, ON, Canada from April 27-May 3, 2025. SEER Lab members Prof. Jeremy Bradbury and Prof. Michael Miljanovic were present along with Ontario Tech colleague Prof. Cristiano Politowski.
Congratulations to Ashar Izhar, Daniel Hinbest, Dev Thaker, and Mirisan Ravindran who all successfully presented their Computer Science honours theses last Thursday! 🎓 A further congratulations to Ashar who’s thesis was nominated for the Ontario Tech Computer Science Outstanding Thesis Award.
Continue reading “SEER Lab BSc (Hons.) Students Successfully Present Theses”Last Friday, Stacey Koornneef presented at the 2025 Digital Innovation in Education Conference on “Lessons Learned: How to Design & Evaluate Cost-Accessible Coding Games for Children.”
PhD student Stacey Koornneef has been awarded a $35,000 grant from the Digital Research Alliance of Canada as part of their equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility (EDIA) pilot program.
SEER Lab’s Jeremy Bradbury is starting a new collaboration with João Lourenço and Andre Wemans from the Universidade Nova de Lisboa on using AI to support automatic heuristic-based testing of concurrent software. 🇨🇦 🇵🇹
A big thank you to the Ontario Tech University Summer Camps for partnering with the Software Engineering & Education Research Lab (SEER Lab) and supporting our research study on the benefits of tangible and hybrid (tangible + digital) educational games in learning computational thinking with K-5 students.
In October we’ll be presenting “PIE: A Tool for Visualizing the Life Cycle of Design Patterns in Open Source Software Projects” at the 12th IEEE Working Conference on Software Visualization (VISSOFT 2024). The paper is co-authored by Kashif J. Hussain, Christopher Collins and Jeremy Bradbury.
SEER Lab’s Jeremy Bradbury and Riddhi More were downtown Toronto this week attending the 8th Annual Toronto Machine Learning Summit. The event included many attendees from machine learning start ups as well as established companies doing AI. As researchers, attending industry-focused events like TMLS is always exciting because there is an opportunity to learn about the problems companies are facing and how our research might be part of the solution.
