Andriy Miranskyy

Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Toronto Metropolitan University

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Announcements

I am currently taking on undergraduate and graduate students with interests or expertise in my research areas. If you would like to work with me, please drop me a line.

I receive many applications and inquiries about open positions. While I review everything submitted, I regret that I am only able to respond if there is a suitable match.

Research Interests

My primary research interest lies in quantifying and mitigating risks in Software Engineering, with a particular focus on large-scale software systems. This includes Cloud computing systems, quantum computing systems, and systems that process and analyze Big Data. Examples of risks include:

Our work utilizes a diverse set of tools, including data mining, machine learning (such as deep learning), simulation, information theory, blockchain, quantum computing, high-performance computing, and cloud computing. These technologies enable precise identification and effective mitigation of Software Engineering-related risks.

Supporters

My work was made possible through the generous support of funding agencies, including the Alliance, NSERC, MITACS, and OCI, as well as industrial partners such as Environics Analytics, eSentire, IBM, Laipac, and Palomino.

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Selected Publications

You can find publications co-authored by me on Google Scholar. Below are selected examples showcasing my current research interests and collaborative efforts.

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Quantum Computing and Software Engineering

Software Engineering for Quantum Computing

Quantum Computing for Software Engineering

Crypto-agility

Quantum Algorithms

Cloud Governance and Observability; Blockchain

Blockchain and Smart Contracts

Big Data and Software Engineering

Knowledge Extraction

Defect Prediction, Mining Software Repositories, Testing and Maintenance

Teaching

Courses that I taught at TMU over the years: