Overview
Professor Richardson's primary teaching responsibilities
are in the area of software engineering, with particular
interests in software quality, software requirements
analysis, formal specification, verification and validation,
testing and analysis.
After the Spring 2003 term, Richardson was released from teaching responsibilities after being appointed Dean of the Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences.
At the undergraduate level, she taught the introductory
software engineering course on software methods and tools
as well as the software engineering project course, with
sponsoring companies who actively participate in projects
with the class. She introduced a new undergraduate
course covering two of the most critical parts of software
production: software specification and quality engineering.
At the graduate level, she taught courses on research
advances in software engineering and softwrae testing
and analysis as well as seminars on topics such as speicification-based
and architecture-based analysis and testing.
Graduate Instruction
Current and Previous Classes
Graduate Students
Affiliated Graduate Students
Recent Ph. D. Graduates
- Margaret C. Thompson, February 1991, getting a MD
from University of Massachusetts Medical
Center Worcester
- T. Owen O'Malley, December 1996, now at Sun Microsystems, Inc., formerly at Reasoning, Inc.
- Nancy Eickelmann, June 1997, now at NASA's IV&V Research Center / West
Virginia University
- Hadar
Ziv, June 1997, now at Quest Software, Inc.
- Juei
Chang, March 1999, now at Yodlee,
Inc., formerly at Sun
Microsystems, Inc.
- Arthur
Reyes, June 1999, now at University
of Texas, Arlington
- Clark Turner, August 1999, now at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Undergraduate Instruction
Current and Previous Classes
This page is maintained by Debra Richardson (djr@ics.uci.edu)
Last Update : May 29, 2000
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