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ICST 2022
Mon 4 - Fri 8 April 2022
Fri 8 Apr 2022 10:25 - 11:00 at Margaret Hamilton - ICST Doctoral Symposium Chair(s): Sinem Getir Yaman, Wishnu Prasetya

This dissertation aims to investigate whether agents based on deep neural networks trained by evolutionary methods are suitable for automated testing of software applications at the GUI level. In our approach, the agents receive the visual view of the GUI surface in the form of pixel data and can use their outputs to control a virtual mouse or keyboard to navigate through the application under test (AUT). The agent’s goal during this process is to maximize test coverage to find previously undetected bugs.

Fri 8 Apr

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10:00 - 15:30
ICST Doctoral SymposiumDoctoral Symposium at Margaret Hamilton
Chair(s): Sinem Getir Yaman Ege University, Turkey, Wishnu Prasetya Utrecht University
10:00
5m
Day opening
Opening ICST Doctoral Symposium
Doctoral Symposium

10:05
20m
Talk
Invited Talk: Doing PhD in Software Engineering, a Look Back
Doctoral Symposium
Sinem Getir Yaman Ege University, Turkey
10:25
35m
Talk
Automated GUI-based Software-Testing Using Deep Neuroevolution
Doctoral Symposium
Daniel Zimmermann FZI Research Center for Information Technology
11:00
35m
Talk
Debugger-driven Embedded FuzzingBest Submission Award
Doctoral Symposium
Max Eisele Robert Bosch GmbH
11:35
85m
Lunch
Lunch
Doctoral Symposium

13:00
35m
Talk
Model-Based Testing for System-Level Safety of Autonomous Underwater Robots
Doctoral Symposium
Sergio Quijano IT University of Copenhagen
13:35
35m
Talk
Automated Program Repair and Test Overfitting: Measurements and Approaches using Formal Methods
Doctoral Symposium
Amirfarhad Nilizadeh University of Central Florida
14:10
20m
Break
Break
Doctoral Symposium

14:30
60m
Other
Discussion Session
Doctoral Symposium