Elisa Baniassad

Elisa Baniassad is a Professor of Teaching in the Department of Computer Science at The University of British Columbia. Her research focuses on Computer Science Education. She teaches courses such as Introduction to Software Engineering and Software Construction. Baniassad has received several teaching awards, including the CS-Can/INFO-CAN Excellence in Teaching Award, the UBC Killam Teaching Prize, and the UBC Computer Science Department Faculty Teaching Award in 2016. Her profile page lists her contact information and office location.

Elisa Baniassad is a researcher at the University of British Columbia, focusing on Software Engineering and Pedagogy. Her work explores aspect-oriented analysis and design, aiming to manage crosscutting concerns in software development. She investigates methods to improve software reengineering through conceptual module querying and evaluates aspect-oriented programming for real-time systems. Baniassad also examines pedagogical approaches in software education, including the use of formative feedback and autograder strategies to enhance student learning. Her research emphasizes the integration of social psychology in software teams and the application of latent semantic analysis to requirements engineering.