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Anas Mahmoud
Empirical Software Engineering
Requirements Engineering
Static Code Analysis
Human-Computer Interaction
About
My name is Anas Mahmoud, known to most people as Nash. I am an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at Louisiana State University. I direct the Software Engineering and Evolution Lab (SEEL) at LSU. I received my PhD in Computer Science and Engineering from Mississippi State University, as well as my Master's degree from the same department.
My research interests are in empirical software engineering, with emphasis on requirements engineering, static code analysis, and human-computer interaction. My work at SEEL is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF), Google, the Louisiana Board of Regents, and LSU.
Research Performance Summary
2009-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
Travel time estimation in congested urban networks using point detectors data
Year:
2009
Citations:
0
Venue:
Mississippi State University
Latest Recorded Paper
Large Action Models for Programmatic Orchestration
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
Business & Information Systems Engineering
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Top Coauthors
Mahmoud
Niu
Tushev
Research Impact by Period
Papers
3
Citations
1
Avg. Citations / Paper
0.3
H-Index
1
Papers
16
Citations
339
Avg. Citations / Paper
21.2
H-Index
9
Papers
24
Citations
1284
Avg. Citations / Paper
53.5
H-Index
16
Papers
18
Citations
579
Avg. Citations / Paper
32.2
H-Index
13
Papers
1
Citations
0
Avg. Citations / Paper
0
H-Index
0
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Detected Research Keywords
Support Combinational Creativity
Combinational Creativity Requirements
Creativity Requirements Engineering
Information Theoretic Approach
Application Store Reviews
Modeling User Concerns
Mobile App Privacy
App Privacy Software
Privacy Software Engineering
Software Engineering Research