Barbara RyderJ. Byron Maupin Professor and Department Head
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Research Interests
Dr. Barbara G. Ryder is the J. Byron Maupin Professor of Engineering and Head of the Department of Computer Science at Virginia Tech. She previously worked in the 1970’s at AT&T Bell Laboratories in Murray Hill, NJ. and was a professor at Rutgers University until August 2008. Dr. Ryder has been an active leader in ACM for over 20 years, having stepped down as Vice President in July 2012. She also is on the Editorial Board of Science of Programming, having served previously in the same capacity for ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems and IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering. Dr. Ryder’s current research in static and dynamic program analyses for object-oriented languages, focuses on usage in practical software tools for industrial-strength systems.
Dr. Ryder became a Fellow of the ACM in 1998. She received the ACM Presidential Award in 2008, was selected as a CRA-W Distinguished Professor in 2004, and received the ACM SIGPLAN Distinguished Service Award in 2001. She was voted Leader in Diversity from Rutgers Graduate School in 2007.
PROLANGS@VTURL: http://prolangs.cs.vt.edu/ PROLANGS@VT researches analysis-based approaches to solving real software engineering problems. We have developed static, dynamic, and hybrid analyses to help engineers maintain code, find security problems, locate bugs, and improve performance in their applications. We have implemented these analyses in tools for modern object-oriented programming languages such as Java and collaborated with industrial partners to evaluate our methodologies on real, production systems. Specific current projects include:
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Please see projects at: http://people.cs.vt.edu/~ryder
Blended Static/Dynamic Analyses for Performance Understanding and Improved Security of Framework-intensive Systems
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $240,000
CPA-Sel: Blended Static Dynamic Analyses for Performance Understanding and Improved Security of Framework Intensive Applications
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $184,715
IBM Open Collaboration Award: Software Quality
Granting Institution: IBM
Amount: $300,000
Recruiting 1st year Women and Minority Students to Computer Science
Granting Institution:
Amount: $26,000
REU CPA-Sel: Blended Static/dynamic Analyses for Performance Understanding and Improved Security of Framework Intensive Applications
Granting Institution: National Science Foundation
Amount: $15,500

