Scholar
Zachary Eberhart
Google Scholar ID: LVdj0SMAAAAJ
University of Notre Dame
Citations & Impact
Citations
542
H-index
9
i10-index
9
Publications
14
Co-authors
0
Publications
Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
- Published papers: 'Function Call Graph Context Encoding for Neural Source Code Summarization' (TSE, 2023), 'Semantic Similarity Metrics for Evaluating Source Code Summarization' (ICPC'22, 2022), 'Generating Clarifying Questions for Query Refinement in Source Code Search' (SANER'22, 2022), 'Dialogue Management for Interactive API Search' (ICSME'21, 2021), 'A Neural Question Answering System for Basic Questions about Subroutines' (SANER'21, 2021), 'A Wizard of Oz Study Simulating API Usage Dialogues with a Virtual Assistant' (TSE, 2021), 'Dialogue Act Classification for Virtual Agents for Software Engineers during Debugging' (RAISE'20, 2020), 'A Human Study of Comprehension and Code Summarization' (ICPC'20, 2020), 'Automatically Extracting Subroutine Summary Descriptions from Unstructured Comments' (SANER'20, 2020), 'The Apiza Corpus: API Usage Dialogues with a Simulated Virtual Assistant'.
Research Experience
- Gameplay Engineer at Legacy Labs; Vice President of the University of Notre Dame Graduate Student Government (2022); Social Committee Chair of the University of Notre Dame Graduate Student Government (2020-2022); Program Committee Member for IEEE/ACM Mining Software Repositories (MSR) Conference (2022).
Education
- Ph.D. (Expected 2025): University of Notre Dame, Computer Science and Engineering, Advisor: Collin McMillan; M.S. (2021): University of Notre Dame, Computer Science and Engineering; B.A. (2017): Colorado College, Chemistry and Computer Science.
Background
- PhD candidate in Computer Science and a Gameplay Engineer. Research focuses on the application of virtual assistant technology to software engineering tasks, including source code search and source code summarization. In spare time, enjoys designing board games and web applications.
Miscellany
- Personal interests include designing board games and web applications.
Co-authors