Takayuki Omori

Biography

Takayuki Omori obtained his Ph.D. in Engineering from Ritsumeikan University in Japan. He is currently an associate professor at Shizuoka University. He is interested in human-centric software engineering. In these years, he has been mainly working for analyzing fine-grained code changes in software development to clarify how software developers work.

He has taught software engineering, object-oriented technology and UML, distributed systems, and computer architecture. He has also taught compiler, TCP/IP network, robot programming, logic circuit, and hardware (single-board computer) in classroom experiments.

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• Hired as an associate professor at Shizuoka University! (Apr.1, 2023)
• Our paper titled "Supporting Software Development Task Understanding by Visualizing Operation History" was accepted in SERA'21! (May.8, 2021)
• Our paper titled "Lightweight Operation History Graph for Traceability on Program Elements" was accepted in the IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems.(Dec.07, 2020)
• I was invited to be a session chair in SANER'20. (Feb.13, 2020)
• Our paper titled "Summarizing Code Changes by Tracing an Operation History Graph" was accepted in MAINT'19! (Jan.12, 2019)
• I was invited to be a PC member in MAINT'19 (co-located with SANER)! (Oct.30, 2018)
• Our paper titled "A Method of Verifying Time-response Requirements" was accepted in the IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems.(May.22, 2018)
  
• I was invited to be a PC member in APSEC'18 ERA Session. (May.01, 2018)
• My paper titled "Privacy Preservation in Interaction History on Integrated Development Environments" was accepted in MAINT'18! (Feb.26, 2018)
• Our paper titled "ChangeMacroRecorder: Recording Fine-Grained Textual Changes of Source Code" was accepted in SANER'18! (Feb.26, 2018)
• Our paper titled "Comparative Study between Two Approaches using Edit Operations and Code Differences to Detect Past Refactorings" was accepted in the IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems!(Nov.17, 2017)
  
• I was invited to be a PC member in MAINT'18 (co-located with SANER)! (Oct.30, 2017)
• My paper titled "Lost Comments Support Program Comprehension" was accepted in SANER'17! (Jan.13, 2017)
• Co-authored paper "Visualization of Quality of Software Requirements Specification using Digital Elevation Model" accepted in REFSQ'17! (Jan.10, 2017)
• Our survey paper "A Survey on Methods of Recording Fine-grained Operations on Integrated Development Environments and their Applications" has been uploaded!
  You can find it here. (Apr.18, 2016)

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