We Care About Software Quality

squaresLab, at Carnegie Mellon’s School of Computer Science, focuses on Software QUAlity in Real Evolving Systems.* We do research in automated techniques to reason about, assure, measure and then improve the quality of real, messy, ever-changing software.

Our public projects can be found at squaresLab GitHub

squaresLab@CMU is led by (Associate) Professor Claire Le Goues, and also includes:

• He Ye, Postdoctoral Scholar
• Aidan Yang
• Claudia Mamede
• Daniel Ramos
• Harrison Green
• Kush Jain
• Luke Dramko
• Nikitha Rao
• Trenton Tabor
• Tobias Dürschmid
• Paulo Santos (honorary member)

We have student and postdoc alums:

• Milda Zizyte
• Chris Timperley
• Jeremy Lacomis
• Leo Chen
• Sophia Kolak
• Yiwei Lyu
• Zhen Yu Ding
• Rijnard van Tonder
• Zack Coker
• Deby Katz
• Mauricio Soto
• Afsoon Afzal
• Cody Kinneer

Past visiting students and postdoctoral scholars include:

• Hoaye Tian, University of Luxembourg
• Alfredo Cruz Carlon, IT University of Copenhagen
• Xuan Bach Le Dinh, University of Melbourne (Australia)
• Tian Yuan, Queen’s University (Canada)
• Le Bui Tien Duy, Singapore Management University
• Pavneet Singh Kochhar, Microsoft (Canada)

We have also worked with a number of wonderful undergraduates through the REUSE program. You should apply!

If you’re not sure who to contact, squaresLab can be reached via email: clegoues@cs.cmu.edu

*We apologize, sort of, for the egregious backronym.