Dr. Sanaa Alwidian

Assistant Professor

sanaa.alwidian@ontariotechu.ca

Sultanul Kabir

PhD: 2025- Present

Thesis Theme: AI-Enabled Solutions for Requirements Engineering (Theme 2)

Vaishali Siddeshwar

MASc: 2023 – Present

Thesis Theme: Large Language Models for Goal Model Generation (Theme 2)

Farzaneh Kargozari

MASc: 2024 – Present

Thesis Theme: Human-Centric Design of Software Systems (Theme 1)

Fangyuan Cao

MASc: 2025-Present

Thesis Theme: Human-Centric Design of Software Systems (Theme 1)

Amarachi Nwosu

MASc: 2024-Present

Project Theme: AI-Enabled Solutions for Requirements Engineering (Theme 2)

Saroosh Ashraf

MEng-Project-based: 2024-Present

Project Theme: Human-Centric Design of Software Systems (Theme 1)

Dvip Patel

MEng (Project-based): 2024-Present

Project Theme: AI-Enabled Solutions for Requirements Engineering (Theme 2)

Neel Shah

MEng (Project-based): 2024-Present

Project Theme: AI-Enabled Solutions for Requirements Engineering (Theme 2)

Daniel Grewal

BSc: 2022-Present

Project Theme: Human-Centric Design of Software Systems (Theme 1)

Nathan Perez

BSc: 2022-Present

Project Theme: Human-Centric Design of Software Systems (Theme 1)

Matthew Mendez

BSc: 2022-Present

Project Theme: Software Engineering for Safety Critical Systems (Theme 3)

Zachariah Babangida

BSc: 2023-2025

Thesis Title: Fuzzy Logic-Based Intersection Management for Delay Minimization in Intelligent Transportation Systems UsingV2X Communication

Ammar Elmoghazy

MASc, 2022-2024

Thesis Title:A Hybrid Approach for Intersection Management in
V2X-Enabled Connected Vehicles

Asma Fariah

MASc, 2021-2023

Thesis Title: “Requirements Engineering-Driven Collaborative Software Maintenance Framework for Embedded Systems Using Continual Learning

Weimin Zhao

MASc, 2021-2023

Thesis Title: Design and Evaluation of GAN-based Models for Adversarial Training Robustness in Deep Learning