Traditional quantitative research methods of data collection in programming, such as
questionnaires and interviews, are the most common approaches for researchers in this …

Substantial literature exists regarding how eye-tracking systems can be used to measure
cognitive load and how these measurements can be useful for adapting training in real time …

For several years, the software engineering research community used eye trackers to study
program comprehension, bug localization, pair programming, and other software …

Software developers make programming mistakes that cause serious bugs for their
customers. Existing work to detect problematic software focuses mainly on post hoc …

Software developers working on change tasks commonly experience a broad range of
emotions, ranging from happiness all the way to frustration and anger. Research, primarily in …

Previous studies have reported mixed results regarding the relationship between students'
use of self-regulated learning (SRL) strategies and their performance in introductory …

Source Code Summarization is an emerging technology for automatically generating brief
descriptions of code. Current summarization techniques work by selecting a subset of the …

Research has shown that a large proportion of hazards remain unrecognized, which expose
construction workers to unanticipated safety risks. Recent studies have also found that a …

Eye-tracking studies are getting more prevalent in software engineering. Researchers often
use different metrics when publishing their results in eye-tracking studies. Even when the …

An eye-tracking study is presented that investigates how individuals find defects in source
code. This work partially replicates a previous eye-tracking study by Uwano et al.[2006]. In …