Supervisors
- Position
- Senior Lecturer in Information Systems
- Division / Faculty
- Faculty of Science
Overview
Industry applications are widely built using open-source Java libraries. The security of such libraries is still an open issue. This project focuses on empirical analysis of open-source Java projects using an in-house analysis method.
Research engagement
Literature review, data analysis, algorithm development, and prototype development (the actual activity will be determined based on the student's interests and background). The project is suitable for students interested in cybersecurity, software development, or Data science. We expect the student to have programming experience in Java and Python and the desire to write code.
Research activities
Literature review, data analysis, algorithm development, and prototype development (the actual activity will be determined based on the student's interests and background).
Outcomes
We plan to write a research article describing the findings of this work and also integrate the findings with the in-house tool developed by Dr Gowri Ramachandran. If the research activities are carried out diligently, this project has immense potential for both the industry and the research community. We will release open-source software along with a research paper.
Skills and experience
We expect the student to have programming experience in Java and Python and the desire to write code. A strong interest in cyber security and software with a willingness to work on new areas and challenging problems and a desire to read papers, develop software designs, and write software.
Start date
20 November, 2024End date
31 January, 2025Location
Y Block, School of Information Systems
Keywords
Contact
Dr. Gowri Sankar Ramachandran,