This is a very interesting discussion with Raluca Marinescu, Traction Control Engineer at Alstom, and Daran Smalley, Brakes Subsystem manager at the same company. They are joined by Muhammad Abbas and Sarmad Bashir, researchers and PhD students at RISE and Mälardalen University and Jean Malm, Teacher and PhD student at the same university. We cover…

I am covering the software-related failure of the Patriot Missile Defense System during the Gulf War in 1991. Tragically, the missile hit an Army barracks, killing 28 and injuring 97. The root cause of the failure can be traced to several fundamental software aspects.This is a new series about historical software failures, errors and bugs and what …

Eduard Enoiu speaks with Markus Borg about software engineering intelligence, AI engineering, chatGPT, safe AI, requirements engineering for AI, AI regulations and many other topics. Markus Borg is a Principal Researcher at CodeScene and an Associate Professor at Lund University. Markus works at the intersection of applied artificial intelligence a…

In this episode of the Testing Habits podcast, Eduard Enoiu talks to Inderjeet Singh about his experiences as a practitioner in the safety-critical domain, SmartDelta project, communication and human aspects of software development. Inderjeet Singh has vast experience (10+ years) in software development and people management, experience of building…

In this episode of the Testing Habits podcast, Eduard Enoiu talks to Professor Serge Demeyer about software evolution, software testing, test automation, education and many other topics.Serge Demeyer is a professor at the University of Antwerp (Department of Mathematics and Computer Science) and the spokesperson for the ANSYMO (Antwerp System Model…

Eduard is focusing on a failure that leaves planes grounded, full self-driving software that may cause crashes, plans to get tech firms to bake security into their products, ChatGPT-written malware, logic controller flaw, network vulnerabilities, and automation in safety-critical systems.Podcast supported by SmartDelta and VeriDevOps projects.Links…

Eduard is focusing on ChatGPT, AI, FTX, security vulnerabilities, and some trends in cybersecurity. Also, he is sharing his opinions on two scientific papers on testing and automated feedback generation in education. Podcast supported by SmartDelta and VeriDevOps projects.Links:https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/15/opinion/chatgpt-education-ai-technol…

In this episode, Eduard Enoiu, in his docent lecture, talks about some of the challenges of quality assurance in the industry.Eduard is an associate professor at Mälardalen University and does research on a diverse array of topics in software development, including requirements modelling, analysis and assurance, product line engineering, the ethica…

Tom Ostrand is a senior researcher at Mälardalen University in Sweden and a visiting scholar at Rutgers University. Tom has contributed to the theory and practice of software testing and fault prediction. Tom has studied large software systems at AT&T, Siemens, and Univac during his career.In this conversation, Eduard and Tom talk about his early c…

Robert Feldt is a professor of software engineering at the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. Since April 2017 he is the co-Editor in Chief of the Empirical Software Engineering Journal. In this conversation, Eduard and Robert talk about his path to being a researcher and they also cover different topics in software engineerin…

In this episode, Eduard's talk covers different topics in software testing, including test design, human aspects of testing and testing of embedded systems. This is a talk initially given to the students taking the Embedded Systems 1 course at Mälardalen University in September 2020. Some useful links:https://www.amazon.com/Introduction-Software-Te…

I think it is the right time to go back in time to November 2016 when I defended my PhD and share with you my talk on automatic test generation. I am uploading here the actual PhD presentation. After this presentation, Professor Mats Heimdahl from University of Minnesota had the "daunting" task of debating this contribution. Fortunately (for me), I…

Per Erik Strandberg is a researcher, engineer and mathematician that worked for more than a decade with software development, software testing, test leading and test automation in the domains of embedded, rail, nuclear, web and mathematics software.Websites:http://www.pererikstrandberg.se/http://www.es.mdh.se/staff/3335-Per_Erik_Strandberg…