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GSI for EECS 481: Software Engineering
I will be a Graduate Student Instructor (GSI) for EECS 481: Software Engineering this fall! Excited to work with students on learning how to build maintainable software in today’s evolving environment.
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Our publication titled “Towards Stakeholder-Grounded Requirements Engineering in AI System Scoping” was accepted to AIES 2026 (AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, and Society). Through a controlled human-subjects study, we examine how developers translate stakeholder needs into requirements and AI design choices. We find that conventionally well-formed requirements do not predict expert-aligned AI designs — instead, what matters is stakeholder-grounded reasoning:...
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Elected CSEG President Read more →
Honored to have been elected president of CSEG, the Computer Science and Engineering Graduate student organization at Michigan. Looking forward to serving the community this year!
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Advanced to Candidacy!
I’ve advanced to Ph.D. candidacy in Computer Science at the University of Michigan after completing my coursework and prelim. I’m excited to shift my focus more fully to research and start thinking about my thesis.
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CSEG Ice Skating Outing Read more →
Photo by Steve CrangI organized an ice skating event for CSEG members that brought together a huge turnout of graduate students! Many participants stepped onto the ice for the very first time. It was rewarding to create an accessible, welcoming space where students could try something new, connect outside the lab, and build stronger community ties. The enthusiasm and shared excitement made it...
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🎉 AAAI AI Magazine Paper Acceptance! 🎉 Read more →
Our publication titled “Human at the Center: A Framework for Human-Driven AI Development” was accepted to AAAI AI Magazine. We propose a structured framework for designing and evaluating human-AI systems that center human judgment, agency, and ethics. It synthesizes technical, practical, and ethical insights to outline four modes of human–AI collaboration, emphasize evaluation with real users, and highlight issues of...
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CSEG Dexter Cider Mill Group Trip Read more →
Photo by Steve CrangI organized a fall trip to the historic Dexter Cider Mill, giving CSEG members a chance to unwind off-campus and enjoy fresh cider, donuts, and peak-season scenery. The event brought together students from across CSEG for a relaxed afternoon of conversation, community building, and autumn vibes! So happy to see everyone there!
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Passed my Preliminary Exam!
I passed my Ph.D. preliminary exam, taking a step towards advancing towards candidacy. I am grateful for the guidance and feedback from my committee and mentors throughout this milestone. Thank you!
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CSEG Social Chair Read more →
Excited to start my responsibilities as PhD social chair for CSEG this year. Let’s have some fun events!
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Our IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering (TSE) paper “Towards a Cognitive Model of Dynamic Debugging: Does Identifier Construction Matter” was invited to ICSE 2025 (International Conference on Software Engineering) through the Journal-First Track. Happy to see more visibility on our paper! See you in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada in April.