You can find out when a file was modified, and you can find out who owns it, but there's no guarantee that the owner is the one who modified it. Write permission can be granted to other users, and there's usually no record of who modified a file. I said "usually" because there is an audit system that can keep that kind of record, but it's not activated in a typical installation.
If you are willing to approximate "files recently modified by bob" using "files owned by bob and recently modified by someone", then
find somedir -type f -user bob -mtime -7 -print
would get you 7 days worth. Maybe if you're only interested in files in bob's home directory, you could omit the -user bob test.