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Stefano Lambiase

I was born in Salerno (Italy) on July 9th, 1996, and I enrolled in a Computer Science course at the University of Salerno in 2015. During these years, I improved my skills in Programming, Mathematics, Algorithms, and Software Engineering, and I obtained the (magna cum laude) Bachelor's Degree defending a thesis on Test Smell Detection and Suggestions proposed by Prof. Andrea De Lucia. Also, I fell in love with Software Engineering, and I chose to begin a Master's Degree in Computer Science, curriculum Software Engineering and IT Management, at the University of Salerno in 2019. As a result, I got the (magna cum laude) Master's Degree on September 30th, 2021, defending a thesis regarding the human and social aspects of Software Development and Software Project Management. During the work, I was supervised by Prof. Filomena Ferrucci, Prof. Fabio Palomba, and Dr. Gemma Catolino.

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Personal info

Name
Stefano Lambiase
Birthday
09/07/1996
Place of birth
Salerno (SA)
Nationality
Italian

Contact info

E-mail
stefanolambiase7@gmail.com
Institutional E-mail
slambiase@unisa.it

Research Interests

Social and Human Aspects of Software Engineering
Software Project Management

Software Bot

Software Maintenance and Evolution

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Erwin Bot

🤖 Chat bot for management support built with Azure Cloud Services. Produced for the Cloud Computing course of Computer Science at University of Salerno. It offers the manager the opportunity to communicate in an organized manner with the project team and, at the same time, monitor and organize the various activities under development.

BiblioNet

📕 🎓 Spring Boot Web App for library support. Produced for the Software Engineering and Software Project Management courses of Computer Science at University of Salerno.

DARTS

DARTS (Detection And Refactoring of Test Smells) is an Intellij plug-in which (1) implements a state-of-the-art detection mechanism to detect instances of three test smell types, i.e., General Fixture, Eager Test, and Lack of Cohesion of Test Methods, at commit-level and (2) enables their automated refactoring through the integrated APIs provided by Intellij.