Austin Mordahl
Research Assistant
Dallas, TX
austin.mordahl@utdallas.edu
he/him/his
About Me
I am a fourth year Ph.D. student at The University of Texas at Dallas. My faculty supervisor is Dr. Shiyi Wei.
Research Interests
My research concerns the safety of desktop and mobile applications. I am interested in leveraging the strengths and potential of static program analysis to 1) detect critical bugs automatically and 2) expose potential leaks of private data. As part of this, I am also interested in automatically diagnosing problem in these static analysis tools and in their configurations.
Publications
SATune: A Study-Driven Auto-Tuning Approach for Configurable Software Verification Tools
ASE 2021
Ugur Koc, Austin Mordahl, Shiyi Wei, Jeffrey S. Foster, and Adam Porter
The Impact of Tool Configuration Spaces on the Evaluation of Configurable Taint Analysis for Android
ISSTA 2021
Austin Mordahl, Shiyi Wei
An Empirical Study of Real-World Variability Bugs Detected by Variability-Oblivious Tools
ESEC/FSE 2019
Austin Mordahl, Jeho Oh, Ugur Koç, Shiyi Wei, Paul Gazzillo
Toward Detection and Characterization of Variability Bugs in Configurable C Software: An Empirical Study
ICSE 2019 Winner of the Student Research Competition
Austin Mordahl