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UT Arlington software engineer’s tool makes for quicker tests

Thu, Feb 07, 2013 21:21 CET

A UT Arlington software engineer is refining a computer testing tool that reduces the amount of time and expense companies must spend to determine whether a new program works. Jeff Lei, an associate professor of computer science and engineering , said the Advanced Combinatorial Testing System has myriad applications though he currently is focused on using ACTS in healthcare information technology. Lei’s work is supported by two new National Institute of Standards and Technology grants worth a total of $400,000. The work has the potential to greatly reduce the

Federal agency awards TMAC $850,000 to move technology toward production

Fri, Oct 22, 2010 23:12 CET

ARLINGTON - The National Institute of Standards and Technology has awarded TMAC at UT Arlington an $850,000 grant to improve the competitiveness of industries in an eight-state region by accelerating the transition of technology from research and development to efficient and affordable production. TMAC, formerly the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center, is the Texas affiliate of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership. The University of Texas at Arlington holds the cooperative agreement with the National Institute of Standards and Technology to operate TMAC,

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UT Arlington software engineer’s tool makes for quicker tests

Federal agency awards TMAC $850,000 to move technology toward production

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