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Paolo
Tonella received his laureate degree cum
laude in Electronic
Engineering from the University of Padua,
Italy, in 1992, and
his PhD
degree in Software Engineering from the same University, in 1999, with the
thesis "Code Analysis in Support to Software Maintenance".
Since 1994 he has been a full
time researcher of the Software Engineering
group at IRST (Institute
for Scientific and Technological
Research), Trento, Italy. He participated in several industrial and European
Community
projects on software analysis and testing. He is now the technical
responsible of a project with the Alice, ATLAS and LHCb experiments at
CERN
on the automatic verification of coding standards and on the extraction of
high level UML views from the code.
In 2000-2001 he gave a course on Software Engineering at the University of
Brescia. Now he teaches Software Analysis and Testing at the University of
Trento. His current
research interests
include reverse
engineering,
object oriented programming, web applications and static code analysis. |