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 amounts of information quickly and efficiently.  Therefore, web
 application code is prone to errors and requires effective testing to
-expose errors.  Testing based on user requests is favorable because
+expose errors.  Testing based on user requests is promising because
 user requests are cheap to record and testing focuses on what users
 actually do. In 2005, Sant et al. proposed a promising user-based test
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 ====== Development Projects ======
-  * [[custom_dspace|Customizing DSpace]]
+  * [[custom_dspace|Customizing DSpace]] - partially completed during the summer of 2011
+  * Adding new functionality to [[logic|Symbolic Logic Tutorial]] for Professor Gregory (Philosophy)
 ====== Past Undergraduate Research Projects and Their Outcomes ======
-  * Developing automated oracle comparators for web applications (led to an ISSRE publication)
+  * Analyzing statistical usage-based navigation models for web applications and their resulting test cases (led to an ICST 2011 paper, which received the best research paper award, and an ICST 2012 paper)
-  * Developing WebVizOr, a tool for viewing the HTML results from executing test cases (led to a TAIC-PART publication)
-  * Developing tools for logging user accesses to Web applications, creating user sessions from the logged accesses, and automatically replaying the generated user sessions and other test cases (used in several publications).
+  * Comparing data models for automatically generating test cases for web applications
+  * Developing automated oracle comparators for web applications (led to an ISSRE 2007 publication)
+  * Developing WebVizOr, a tool for viewing the HTML results from executing test cases (led to a TAIC-PART 2008 publication)
+  * Developing tools for logging user accesses to Web applications, creating user sessions from the logged accesses, and automatically replaying the generated user sessions and other test cases (used as part of framework in several publications).
   * Customizing an online digital library, which was later used as a subject application in later testing research (included in several publications)
   * Mutating Web application code to enable failure detection experiments (led to a GHC poster)