- Birthday: 16 October 1998
- Nationality: Italian
- Private Email:giusy.annunziata@libero.it
- Academic Email: gannunziata@unisa.it
I am
Research assistant at Software Engineering (SeSa) Lab, with an interest in software engineering, and artificial intelligence.
My research interests lie in software engineering and software management and maintenance. In particular, aspects of testing, risk management, gamification, and artificial intelligence applied to Software Engineering.
PMBOK: Certificate of participation to a management course on the PMBOK areas.
I have a great passion for photography. I love visiting landscapes and capturing them.
I often spend my time playing video games. It is my favorite pastime and ideal for relieving stress.
I am a huge Manga and Anime fan. Among my favorite anime are Naruto, SAO, and One Piece.
One of the things I can never say 'no' to is going for drinks with friends or, more generally, going out and having a drink with friends.
I love to spend evenings in total relaxation watching a TV series or a film. The genres I love the most are Fantasy, Comedy, Action, and Thriller.
I cannot start my day unless I spend some time listening to the songs in my library, which is a patchwork of different musical genres.
I relax a lot by immersing myself in reading. In particular, I love fantasy, adventure, thriller, and romantic stories.
University of Salerno
Research Assistant in Software Engineering (SeSa) Lab
Human Aspects in Software Project Management of Macchine Learning Enabled Systems
University of Salerno
Tutor for students with disabilities and DSA in cooperation with the University of Salerno
University of Salerno
110/ 110 Cum Laude
Graduation thesis in Software Project Management
SERGE — Serious Game for the Education of Risk Management in Software Project Management
Advisors: Prof. Filomena Ferrucci, Prof. Fabio Palomba,
Dr. Stefano Lambiase
University of Salerno
94/110
Graduation thesis in Graphics and Intrertactivity
Use of Photon in Unity to realize a Multiplayer game
Supervisor: Prof. Andrea Francesco Abate, Prof. Ignazio Passero