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Paul Buis, Chair
Department of
Computer Science
RB 455
Ball State University
Muncie, IN 47306
Phone: (765) 285-8641
Fax: (765) 285-2614
00pebuis@bsu.edu

A department in the college of sciences and humanities-Computer Science

Publication
SMART: Security Measurements and Assuring Reliability through metrics Technology (5/28/2009)

Publication
Using design metrics to identify error-prone components of SDL designs (7/20/2007)

Grant
SMART: Security Measurements and Assuring Reliability through Metrics Technology (7/6/2007)

Project
SERC: Software Engineering Research Center (7/6/2007)

Publication
Measuring the Effect of Design Decisions on Software Reliability (11/1/2005)

Publication
CATS2 - Cost of Anti-Tamper Software Security (4/19/2005)

Grant
Quantifying Software Vulnerability and Protections (10/1/2004)

Publication
Module Metric Signature Visualization (9/11/2004)

Grant
Reducing the Time to Product Stability through Global Testing (6/1/2004)

Publication
A Stress-Point Resolution System Based on Module Signatures (12/1/2003)

Publication
Mapping Caché Artifacts to Design Metrics Primitives (6/6/2003)

Publication
Improving Project Planning/Tracking for Student Software Engineering Projects through SOPPTS (3/1/2003)

Publication
An analysis of the fault correction process in a large-scale SDL production model (1/1/2003)

Publication
Applying Design Metrics to Predict Fault-Proneness: A Case Study on a Large Scale Software System (11/1/2000)

Project
Design Metrics (6/6/1999)

Wayne Zage

Professor of Computer Science

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