Eman Saleh

Eman Saleh is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Computing, University of Georgia, serving since August 2022 after previously holding a Lecturer position there from 2016-2022. Her academic career includes Assistant Professor at Applied Science Private University (2010-2016) and Senior Lecturer at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan (1998-2009).

She earned both her Master of Science (1998) and Bachelor of Science (1993) in Computer Science from the University of Jordan.

Her research focuses on Software Engineering and Human-Computer Interaction, with expertise in model-driven approaches for GUI testing, user interface derivation, and algorithm development. Her work bridges theoretical modeling with practical software solutions, emphasizing automated testing methodologies and cross-platform interface design.

Analysis of her publications reveals consistent contributions to software testing frameworks and user interface engineering, with increasing emphasis on model-based techniques and task-oriented design patterns across multiple platforms.

She has received significant recognition including:

• Student Career Success Influencer Award 2023 (awarded twice: January 2023 and January 2024)
• Teaching Excellence Award (May 2023)

Dr. Saleh secured the Center for Inclusive Computing Diagnostic Grant from Northeastern University (2021-2023). While specific advising details aren't documented, her award focus on student career development highlights her mentorship commitment.

No institutional lab affiliations or research team memberships are mentioned in available records.