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Dr Edmonds MF Lau
Senior Lecturer
Faculty of Information & Communication Technologies
Swinburne University of Technology
Administrative Responsibilities- Academic Advisor of Graduate Diploma Programs (2003)
- Deputy Program Manager Grad. Dip. of IT (Internet Software Development) (2001, 2002)
- Deputy Program Manager Grad. Dip. of IT (Electronic Commerce Systems) (2001, 2002)
- Program Panel Member, Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)
Qualifications- PhD (Melb)
- Postgrad. Cert. in Education (HKU)
- BSc(Hons) (HKU)
Research Interests- Software Engineering
- Software Testing
- Software Engineering Education
- E-Commerce
- Genetic Algorithms
- Object-oriented Programming
- IT in Education (Visual Basic or Java)
Recent Publications- M.F. Lau and Y.T. Yu, "An extended fault class hierarchy for Boolean specifications", ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology, 14(3):247-276, July 2005.
- T. Y. Chen and M. F. Lau, ''On the divide-and-conquer approach towards test suite reduction'', Information Sciences, an International Journal, 152:89--119, June 2003.
- T. Y. Chen and M. F. Lau, ''Test case selection strategies based on Boolean specifications'', Journal of Software Testing, Verification and Reliability, 11(3):165--180, Sep. 2001.
- T. Y. Chen and M. F. Lau, ''On the completeness of a test suite reduction strategy'', The Computer Journal, 42(5):430--440, May 1999.
- T. Y. Chen and M. F. Lau, ''A new heuristic for test suite reduction'', Information and Software Technology, 40(5--6):347--354, July 1998.
- T. Y. Chen and M. F. Lau, ''Dividing strategies for the optimization of a test suite'', Information Processing Letters, 60(3):135-141, Nov. 1996.
- M. F. Lau and Y. T. Yu, ''On the relationships of faults for Boolean specification based testing'', In Proceedings of 2001 Australian Software Engineering Conference, pp. 21--28, Aug. 2001, IEEE CS Press.
- My other publications
Awards and Honours- Fault based test case generation for software, ARC Discovery Project 2005, Australian Research Council, 2005 - 2007, $150,000
- Fault based test case generation from formal specification, ARC Research Development Grants Scheme 2004, Swinburne University of Technology
- Fault based test case generation for complex systems, ARC Research Development Grants Scheme 2003, Swinburne University of Technology
- WEB-BEAT: a WEB based Boolean Expression Automatic Test case generator, School of Information Technology, Swinburne Univeristy of Technology
Teaching Areas- HIT6031 Software Engineering (since 2002)
- HIT3058 Software Engineering Project (since 2002)
- HIT3045/8045 Personal Software Process (since 2000)
- HIT1031/5031 Introduction to Software Engineering (since 2000)
- HIT2056 Software Project Management (2002)
- HIT3056/7056 Software Engineering 1 (2001)
- HIT3119/8119 Enterprise Java (since 2004)
- HIT3657 Software Testing and Reliability (since 2004)
- HIT3619 Enterprise Java (since 2004)
Research Groups- Centre for Information Technology Research
Academic Discipline- Computer Science and Software Engineering
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