Joy Krishan Das (জয়)

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MSc Student

Department of Computer Science

University of Saskatchewan

joy.das [at] usask [dot] ca

I’m Joy, a 2nd year MSc student in Computer Science at the University of Saskatchewan, where I’ve been fortunate to be advised by Prof. Dr. Chanchal Roy in the Software Research Lab.

Currently, my research in software engineering focuses on examining how software developers interact with AI-based conversational systems to resolve real-world software issues. I’m particularly interested in addressing fundamental challenges in this evolving landscape of AI-assisted sofware engineering.

To date, I have published six papers, with one receiving a distinguished paper award.

Have any questions? I’m always happy to meet new people—please just reach out!

News

Mar'25 Our paper, “Why Do Developers Engage with ChatGPT in Issue-Tracker? Investigating Usage and Reliance on ChatGPT-Generated Code”, won an IEEE TCSE Distinguished Paper Award at SANER 2025. 🏆
Mar'25 I will be visiting Montreal, Canada to present my paper “Why Do Developers Engage with ChatGPT in Issue-Tracker? Investigating Usage and Reliance on ChatGPT-Generated Code” at SANER 2025. See you in Montreal, Canada! 🍁
Feb'24 Our paper “Gender Disparities in Contributions, Leadership, and Collaboration: An Exploratory Study on Software Systems Research” is accepted at GE@ICSE workshop.

Selected Publications

  1. SANER
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    Why Do Developers Engage with ChatGPT in Issue-Tracker? Investigating Usage and Reliance on ChatGPT-Generated Code
    Joy Krishan Das, Saikat Mondal, and Chanchal K Roy
    In 2025 IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER), 2025
    🏆 TCSE Distinguished Paper Award DOI PDF
    1 Google Scholar citations
  2. MSR
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    Investigating the utility of chatgpt in the issue tracking system: An exploratory study
    Joy Krishan Das, Saikat Mondal, and Chanchal Roy
    In Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Mining Software Repositories (MSR), 2024
    DOI PDF
    8 Google Scholar citations
  3. GE@ICSE
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    Gender Disparities in Contributions, Leadership, and Collaboration: An Exploratory Study on Software Systems Research
    Shamse Tasnim Cynthia, Saikat Mondal, Joy Krishan Das, and 1 more author
    In 2025 IEEE/ACM Sixth Workshop on Gender Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in Software Engineering (GE@ICSE), 2025
    DOI PDF
    1 Google Scholar citations