People
The SEER Lab currently has 10 members – 2 faculty, 5 graduate students and 3 undergraduate students. If you are interested in joining the SEER Lab you can find details on current opportunities here.
[Current Members] [Collaborators] [Alumni] [Opportunities for New Students]
Faculty
Dr. Jeremy Bradbury
SEER Lab Director & Soft. Engineering Lead
PhD, Queen’s University, 2007.
research interests: AI and software engineering, testing and analysis, computer science education, bug detection and repair, open source software, human-centered SE, automated SE, AI and CS education.
Dr. Michael Miljanovic
SEER Lab Software Education Lead
PhD, Ontario Tech University, 2020.
research interests: computer science education, game-based learning, serious games, debugging.
Graduate Students
Nadia Goralski
MSc Student, Computer Science (2020-Present)
supervisor: Jeremy Bradbury
thesis: Adaptive Parsons Problems to Enhance Learning in Programming Courses
Bridget Green
MSc Student, Computer Science (2024-Present)
supervisors: Jeremy Bradbury
thesis: Topics in Software Engineering & Education
Stacey Koornneef
PhD Student, Computer Science (2024-Present)
supervisors: Jeremy Bradbury, Miriam Sturdee
thesis: Tangible Interfaces in Computer Science Education
Riddhi More
MSc Student, Computer Science (2023-Present)
supervisor: Jeremy Bradbury
thesis: FlakyXbert: Improved Classification of Flaky Tests using Few-Shot Learning
Dr. André Wemans*
MSc Student, Computer Science (2024-Present) – NOVA University Lisbon
supervisors: João Lourenço, Jeremy Bradbury
thesis: Using AI to Inject Noise in Java Programs
*PhD in Physics
Undergraduate Students
Daniel Hinbest
Undergraduate Honours Thesis Student (2024-25)
supervisors: Jeremy Bradbury, Michael Miljanovic
thesis: Understanding Students’ Approach To Unit Testing
Bisha Fatima
Undergraduate Research Student (2024-25)
supervisor: Jeremy Bradbury
project: Few Shot Prompting LLMs To Predict Flaky Tests
Rosie Khurmi
Undergraduate Research Student (2024-25)
supervisor: Jeremy Bradbury
project: Run, Llama, Run: A Digital Serious Game for Computational Thinking
Academic Collaborators
- Ontario Tech University | Oshawa, ON, Canada
- Queen’s University | Kingston, ON, Canada
- Universidade Nova de Lisboa | Lisbon, Portugal
- University of St. Andrews | St Andrews, Scotland
Recent Industry Collaborators
- IBM Haifa Research Lab | Haifa, Israel – Eitan Farchi
- QA Consultants | Toronto, ON, Canada