Wykeen SEET
Who am I?
I am currently a Research Assistant(RA) with the Informatices Process Group (IPG) at the University of Manchester. I came from a small town called Seremban in Malaysia. Being in my final year of my Phd, I am basically writing up now.
I have a Bsc(Hons 1st class) in Computation from UMIST in 1996. After which I went back to Malaysia to work as an Analyst Programmer and Software Engineer for two years. I came back in 1999 and got my MPhil in Computer Science in 2000 from the University of Manchester.

What I am doing?
Working as an RA in the ArchWare project. Phd in Software Engineering at the Department of Computer Science , University of Manchester . I am basically writing up now. It is basically crunch period here so, life is just about reading, thinking and writing for now.

What I am interested in?
Ways to construct effective Software Engineering Environments
Specific areas of interests include:-

Process Programming

Evolution Support

Architecture Driven Software Construction

Current Work
I am currently researching means to build an virtual machine to support enactable models for a formal ADL called pi-space.

Completed Work
I have built the Rational(tm) Unified Process model using a Generic Software Process Model Framework called the Towers Model developed by the (IPG) at the University of Manchester.

From this exercise, the Towers Model were evaluated on the basis of how generic it is for modelling a real-world software process framework.

I have submitted and was awarded an MPhil in Computer Science for my thesis titled An Evaluation of A Generic Software Process Framework. You can download a .ps.gz version from here.

Publications
Note: To download any of the publications, you can right click on the links and do a Save As or Save Link As.

An Evaluation of A Generic Software Process Framework
MPhil Thesis
Department of Computer Science, University of Manchester
April 2000
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Enactable Evolution in the Software Development Process
Paper submitted and published in the FEAST 2000 workshop handouts
Imperial College, July 10-12, 2000
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A Compliant Environment for Enacting Evolvable Process Models
Paper submitted and published in the EWSPT 2003 workshop
Helsinki, September 1-2, 2003

For anything, please feel free to contact me at seetw@cs.man.ac.uk.

Page last updated on the 24th of July 2003