Qualifications 

Doctor of Philosophy - Griffith University 

Bachelor of Information Technology (First Class Honors) - Griffith University 

James is an Assistant Professor of Multimedia and Games at Bond University. He has been a
lecturer for over eight years teaching numerous subjects including Project Management,
Programming, Software Engineering, Multimedia Animation and Computer Games. He has
several years of commercial industry experience in Software Engineering and Quality
Assurance with companies such as Compaq Research and Development and KJ Ross and
Associates. He has published papers in the area of Software Engineering and Artificial
Intelligence with focus on Artificial Intelligent Pattern Recognition, Quality Assurance
and Reliability.

Conference Papers

Identifying error prone paths in software with genetic algorithms (with Renate Sitte), IASTED International conference on software engineering (2006)

Although various methods have been applied for detecting and reducing errors in software, little research...

 

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Identifying error proneness in path strata with genetic algorithms (with Renate Sitte), 12th Asia-Pacific software engineering conference (2005)

In earlier work we have demonstrated that GA can successfully identify error prone paths that...

 

Effectiveness of genetic algorithms for potential error detection in software using random error seeding (with Renate Sitte), IASTED International Conference on Software Engineering 2005 (2005)

This paper studies the effect of introducing random error seeding on the performance of Genetic...

 

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Optimizing testing efficiency with error-prone path identification and genetic algorithms (with Renate Sitte), Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC 2004) (2004)

This paper presents a method for optimizing software testing efficiency by identifying the most error...