Niels Doorn, Ph.D. student
My research on improving teaching and learning strategies of software testing in computer science education.
Blog
- Presenting article at ENASE 2025 in Porto
- Couple of days working on Schiermonnikoog
- Visiting the CSEE&T conference and presenting our article
- Serious Gaming Summer School Tallinn
- Poster at NWO ICT.OPEN 2024
- Presenting at INTED 2024
- Testing day 2023
- European Summer School on Science Communication
- Presentation at OURsi event
- EASE Conference and LEARNER workshop
- The Romanian Testing Conference
- Lightning talk at VERSEN SEN 23
- Presentation at RCIS 2023
- Presentation at Vakdidactiek Informatica event
- Poster at NWO ICT.OPEN 2023
- Presentation at ICST 2023
- Presentation at NIOC 2023
- Poster and presentation at ITiCSE 2022
- Working in Linz
- Summer holiday
- Switching off Twitter
- Working from a boat
Orcid
My Orcid ID is: 0000-0002-0680-4443.
Mastodon
I sometimes toot about my research on my Mastodon account @niels76@mastodon.online about my research, but more often about other things that interest me, or that fill me with wonder.
GitHub
Some of my projects can be found on GitHub.com/nielsdoorn. Feel free to contribute.
Running / sports
Follow me on Strava! I like to go for a run now and then. It helps me to think and also to clear my mind. I often get my best ideas while working out, but I also tend to forget most of them immediately.
Other interests
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TILE Repository
Came here for the Test Informed Learning with Examples repository? Look no further! It can be found at tile-repository.github.io/.
Presenting article at ENASE 2025 in Porto
by Niels Doorn
The ENASE Conference, held in Porto, Portugal, from April 4-6, 2025, accepted our article “Design of a Serious Game on Exploratory Software Testing to Improve Student Engagement.” This conference focuses on advancements in software engineering and applications, providing a platform for researchers and practitioners to share their work.
Our article introduces a serious game designed to teach exploratory software testing techniques. The game aims to improve student engagement by providing an interactive and practical learning experience. It highlights the importance of exploratory testing in identifying software defects and enhancing software quality.
My presentation can be found here.
tags: working - conference