Program

09:00 -- Opening

09:15 -- Keynote

• Darko Marinov: "Why Is Mutation Testing Controversial and What Can We Do About It?"

10:30 -- Break

11:00 -- Paper Session1 (3 papers)

• Anna Derezinska and Konrad Halas “Experimental Evaluation of Mutation Testing Approaches to Python Programs”
• Elmahdi Omar, Sudipto Ghosh and Darrell Whitley, “HOMAJ: A Tool for Higher Order Mutation Testing in AspectJ and Java”
• Marcio Eduardo Delamaro and Jeff Offutt “Assessing the Influence of Multiple Test Case Selection on Mutation Experiments”

12:30 -- Lunch

14:00 -- Paper Session2 (3 papers)

• Robert Kurtz, Paul Ammann, Marcio Delamaro, Jeff Offutt and Lin Deng “Mutant Subsumption Graphs”
• Matthew Patrick, Rob Alexander, Manuel Oriol and John Clark, “Probability-based semantic interpretation of mutants”
• Marinos Kintis and Nicos Malevris “Using Data Flow Patterns for Equivalent Mutant Detection”

15:30 -- Break

16:00 -- Paper Session 3 (3 papers)

• Matthew Stephan, Manar Alalfi and James R. Cordy, “Towards a Taxonomy for Simulink Model Mutations”
• Preetham Vemasani, Alexander Brodsky and Paul Ammann “Generating Test Data to Distinguish Conjunctive Queries with Equalities”
• Khaled El-Fakih, Adenilso Simao, Noshad Jadoon and Jose carlos Maldonado “On Studying the Effectiveness of Extended Finite State Machine Based Test Selection Criteria”