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Myoungkyu Song

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Myoungkyu Song, Ph.D.

Myoungkyu Song, Ph.D.

  • Associate Professor
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myoungkyu@unomaha.edu
office:
PKI  173C
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402.554.2077
personal website:
http://unose.github.io/prospective.html

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Biography

Myoungkyu Song is an associate professor at the Computer Science Department. Prior to coming to UNO, he was a postdoc in the Center for Advanced Research in Software Engineering (ARiSE) at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas at Austin. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Virginia Tech. One of his chief research interests is programmer productivity, which spans the spectrum from software engineering to program analysis, addressing related issues to make it easier to develop, maintain, and evolve large scale software systems.

Teaching Interests

Software engineering, software evolution and maintenance.

Research Interests

Software engineering, program analysis, software evolution and maintenance. I am broadly interested in software engineering and programming languages, and particularly in how software engineers can construct, maintain, and evolve high-quality, real-world applications. My primary research focus has been on analysis of software modification and automated program transformation.

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