Ph.D Graduate Student
Department of Computer Science
University of Virginia
Contact Information
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Olsson Hall
room 238
Email: dobolyi@virginia.edu
| University of Virginia |
| School of Engineering and Applied Science |
| Department of Computer Science |
151 Engineer's Way,
P.O. Box 400740 |
| Charlottesville, VA 22904-4740 |
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Areas of Interest
Testing, Software Engineering, Programming Languages
Advisor
Westley Weimer
Publications
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Kinga Dobolyi and Westley Weimer.
Addressing High Severity Faults in Web Application Testing.
The IASTED International Conference on Software Engineering. February 2010.
[preprint: PDF]
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Kinga Dobolyi and Westley Weimer.
Harnessing Web-based Application Similarities to Aid in Regression Testing.
20th IEEE International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering, IEEE. November 2009.
[preprint: PDF]
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Elizabeth Soechting, Kinga Dobolyi and Westley Weimer.
Syntactic Regression Testing for Tree-Structured Output.
The 11th IEEE International Symposium on Web Systems Evolution. September 2009.
[preprint: PDF]
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Kinga Dobolyi and Westley Weimer.
Changing Java's Semantics For Handling Null Pointer Exceptions.
19th IEEE International Symposium on Software Reliability Engineering, IEEE. November 2008.
[preprint: PDF]
Thesis, Proposal, Dissertation
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Dissertation: coming soon!
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Ph.D proposal: An Exploration of User-Visible Errors to Improve Fault Detection in Web-based applications
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[slides PDF]
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MS Thesis: Changing Java's Semantics For Handling Null Pointer Exceptions
[article: PDF]
[slides PDF]
Instructor
- CMSC330 - Organization of Programming Languages
University of Maryland, College Park
Summer 2009
A study of programming languages, including their syntax, semantics, and implementation. Several different models of languages are discussed, including procedural (Ruby), functional (OCaml), and object-oriented (Java). Language features such as formal syntax, scoping and binding of variables, higher-order programming, typing and type polymorphism, and object inheritance are explored.
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Research
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Teaching
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Courses
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Current (Fall 2009)
- PhD Dissertation
- EDLF7150 - Educational Psychology
- SYS7096 - Systems Engineering Colloqium
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Undergraduate Work
- University of Maryland
College Park
BS in Computer Science obtained in May, 2004, with a concentration in business and management
Citation, University Honors Program
Industry Experience
- Knowcean Consulting
Washington, DC
Software Engineer
May 2005 – April 2006
Developed a commercial application using J2EE technologies that include Struts (XML, MVC architecture), jsps, and Hibernate, connected to an Oracle database. The application was part of a mission critical system for the Department of Commerce to process and maintain on-line export license applications. In addition my responsibilities included data and requirements gathering and analysis, user interface design, and implementing the eXtreme programming methodology.
Professional Activities
- ACM-W, University of Virginia, Mentoring chair
Interests
- Outside of being a fourth year graduate student, I have a passion for art in general, and specifically pastels and painting. My personal collection can be found at www.kingadobolyi.com
- I also enjoy learning new sports, rowing, traveling, dance, cars, and have recently discovered that I am good at cooking and baking. By the end of spring I would also like to have my own motorcycle.
- Pictures from various research group activities.
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Personal
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