Bogdan Vasilescu

I am a PhD student in the Software Engineering and Technology (SET) research group of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the Eindhoven University of Technology since October 2011.

In August 2011 I obtained my Master's degree at the TU/e under the supervision of Alexander Serebrenik.

My research is centered around software evolution, especially metrics, aggregation of metrics, and mining repositories. I am also interested in all kinds of computational geometry and algorithmic problems.

Currently I am involved in a research project concerned with analyzing and visualizing the evolution of multi-language systems (systems comprising source code in several programming languages). Unlike single-language systems, multi-language systems also display unique evolutionary phenomena, such as cross-language dependencies.

In addition, I am studying all kinds of human-related aspects of software development, like gender issues, geographic migration, specialisation, or knowledge of programming languages.

If you're curious about my presentations, I try to keep an updated list on Slideshare.