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Daniel Strüber is a senior lecturer specializing in Software Engineering with a focus on software variability, model-driven engineering, and empirical studies in software systems. His research interests include the development of domain-specific languages, machine learning methods applied to software engineering, and the examination of software reconfiguration and variability management. He has contributed extensively to various conferences and journals, investigating topics such as software reconfiguration, machine learning experiment management, and the empirical analysis of class diagrams in open-source systems. Daniel is actively involved in teaching and mentoring students in software engineering, guiding them through complex topics related to software development and engineering practices. His commitment to research and education in the field of software engineering positions him as a leading figure in the academic community, with a profound impact on the next generation of software engineers. He collaborates with international researchers and contributes to the advancement of the software engineering discipline through various publications and presentations at renowned conferences.
Administered by the Department of Political Science; focus on International Administration and Global Governance (IAGG).