School of Computer Science

Research Interests

My major research interests are to investigate the pragmatic mechanisms to support the application of the Software Engineering (SE) theory and principles in software projects and to enhance the quality of the software products.

The hybrid approaches and techniques from many disciplines, such as artificial intelligent, knowledge engineering, decision making and decision support theory, management science, mathematical theory, information technology and database techniques are used in my research.

In summary, my research interests are listed below:

• Requirements engineering

• Automation of the software test case generation and regression test case managements from requirements engineering perspectives

• Visualizing objects behavior and relationships to facilitate OO program comprehension. 

• Software reuse (Objected-oriented framework reuse)

• Intelligent support for software engineering, and process engineering (Including knowledge-based SE, ontology-based SE, and intelligent SE tool)

• Agile software processes and context-aware software engineering

PS: I have got many queries about the possibilities of graduate study and research in my research group both at Master and PhD level. It is not realistic for me to reply them all, I apologize for not being very responsive to some queries. However, if you have very good marks in your bachelor (for Master) or honor degree or Master degree (for PhD) with major in software engineering or computer science, and have good mathematical skill, please do not hesitate to contact with me. I will reply within one week.

Following the links, you can find the relevant information for admission and scholarships (for both domestic and  international students).

Visiting research fellows are welcomed if you have good tracking record of research in the relevant area given above.

The information about the early career researchers Fellowships for European is available from here.

Lecturing (2009):

COMP SCI 3015 A/B Software Engineering Group Project  A & B ( Undergraduate course)

COMP SCI 7036  Software Engineering in Industry  (Master course) 

COMP SCI 7096 A/B Software Engineering Group Project  ( Master project course)

COMP SCI 4001 A/B Software Engineering Group Project  (4th year Software Engineering student project)

COMP SCI 1003 Internet Computing

Dr. Li Jiang,  Lecturer 

PhD, University of Calgary

Member of IEEE and ACM

Teaching, Research, Supervision of Honour, Master, and PhD students,. Course Advisors,  International Student Support, International Student Applications

For detailed information about my research, publication, courses, honor and master degree projects, research projects, and graduate student supervision, please visit my Personal Webpage at:            

 http://www.cs.adelaide.edu.au/~ljiang/pw.htm

Room 2044b, Plaza Building,  School of Computer Science, The University of Adelaide, SA 5005

Ph: +61 8 8303 6191,   Fax:+61 8 8303 4366.   Email: ljiang AT cs DOT adelaide DOT edu DOT au

Recent Professional Services

• PC member of Workshop on Scrutinizing Agile Practices , or "Shoot out at Process Corral" in conjunction with the 30th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2008

• PC member of 32th IEEE Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC 2008)

• Chair of The First IEEE International Workshop on Development and Application of Knowledge Based Software Engineering Tools (KASET 2007), In Conjunction With 31th IEEE Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (COMPSAC 2007)

• Reviewer of the Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering.  

• Reviewer of the Journal of Requirements Engineering

• Reviewer of IEEE Computing

• Committee member of IASTED Technical Committee on Software Engineering for 2007-2010.

• Member of iNEER (International Network for Engineering Education and Research (iNEER))

• PC member of The Eighth International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing, Applications and Technologies (PDCAT), 2008

• Committee member of the International Technical Committee on Knowledge Acquisition in Intelligent Systems.

• Member of  Australian Organisation for Quality (South Australia)

• ACM and IEEE member

My most favorite quotations:

A thousand kilometers came from the accumulation of mini-steps.        - Xun Zhi

    

In essence, science is a perpetual search for an intelligent and integrated comprehension of the world we live in.  

                                                            - C. B. Van Neil