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T.H. Tse
is
a professor in computer science
at The University of Hong Kong.
He received his PhD in Information Systems from
the London School of Economics
and was a visiting fellow at
University of Oxford.
He is the director of
The Software Engineering Group,
funded by research grants of
12.5 million dollars to date.
He has been recognized internationally as the pioneer in integrating
formal and practical methods in software engineering.
His current research interest is program testing, debugging, and analysis.
Application areas of his research include
object-oriented software,
pervasive computing,
wireless sensor networks,
service-oriented architecture,
concurrent systems,
graphics applications, and numerical programs.
He has more than 180
publications,
including papers in
IEEE TSE,
ACM TOSEM,
CACM,
ICSE,
FSE,
ISSTA,
and
ASE,
as well as a
book
in the
Cambridge Tracts in Theoretical Computer Science series
(paperback edition,
2009).
Prof. Tse is the steering committee chair of
QSIC,
a standing committee member of
COMPSAC,
and an editorial board member of
Journal of Systems and Software,
Software Testing, Verification and Reliability,
Software: Practice and Experience,
and
Journal of Universal Computer Science.
He was a publicity chair of
ICST 2008,
the general chair of
SOSE 2007,
the program chair of
COMPSAC 2001,
and
a program co-chair of
APAQS 2000.
He is also an advisory professor of
East China Normal University,
China.
Prof. Tse is a fellow of the
British Computer Society,
a fellow of the
Institute for the Management of Information Systems,
a fellow of the
Institute of Mathematics and its Applications,
and a fellow of the
Hong Kong Institution of Engineers.
He had been a council member of the
Vocational Training Council
for eight years.
He was selected for a Ten Outstanding Young Persons' Award,
an Outstanding Disabled Person of the Year Award,
and a
State Science and Technology Award
nominated by the Ministry of Education, China.
He was
decorated with an
MBE
by
The Queen.
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