PhD studentship: Debugging and runtime visualisation in a frame-based system

This PhD studentship focuses on developing novel debugging and runtime visualisation functionality in frame-based editing systems. Frame-based editing is a novel program manipulation paradigm that combines advantages from both text-based and block-based editors, implemented in the Stride language and online Strype system. The visualisation possibilities embedded in frame-based editors provide opportunities for improved debugging and runtime visualisation functionality, beyond what is available in typical text-based or block-based systems. The goal of this project is to design and implement novel debugging and visualisation functionality in a frame-based system. This studentship provides full funding including course fees plus bursary for a full-time PhD in Computer Science at King's College London. The position is supervised by Prof Michael Kölling and Dr Neil Brown in the Department of Informatics.