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Interests
Empirical software engineering, software security, collaborative development, open source development, socio-technical team aspects, metrics and measurement, applied machine learning and data mining
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Bio
Andy is just a guy who loves computing. He's been an assistant professor of Software Engineering at RIT since 2011. Prior to then, Andy got his PhD in Computer Science at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina under Laurie Williams. His doctoral dissertation, entitled Investigating the Relationship between Developer Collaboration and Software Security involved formulating metrics to examine the socio-technical structure of software development teams using social network analysis. His research has resulted in many top-tier academic publications. He also earned his Masters at NCSU in 2008. Andy got his Bachelors at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI where he was a double-major in Computer Science and Mathematics.