2008 |
13 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Michael J. Butler:
UML-B: A Plug-in for the Event-B Tool Set.
ABZ 2008: 344 |
12 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Michael Poppleton,
Ian Johnson:
Rigorous engineering of product-line requirements: A case study in failure management.
Information & Software Technology 50(1-2): 112-129 (2008) |
2007 |
11 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Marina A. Waldén:
Refinement of Statemachines Using Event B Semantics.
B 2007: 171-185 |
2006 |
10 | EE | D. Moisuc,
S. Revol,
Colin F. Snook:
UML User Interface to a Proof-based Hardware Design Flow.
FDL 2006: 337-344 |
9 | EE | Dubravka Ilic,
Elena Troubitsyna,
Linas Laibinis,
Colin F. Snook:
Formal Development of Mechanisms for Tolerating Transient Faults.
RODIN Book 2006: 189-209 |
8 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Michael Poppleton,
Ian Johnson:
Towards a Method for Rigorous Development of Generic Requirements Patterns.
RODIN Book 2006: 326-342 |
7 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Michael J. Butler:
UML-B: Formal modeling and design aided by UML.
ACM Trans. Softw. Eng. Methodol. 15(1): 92-122 (2006) |
2005 |
6 | EE | Michael J. Butler,
Michael Leuschel,
Colin F. Snook:
Tools for System Validation with B Abstract Machines.
Abstract State Machines 2005: 57-69 |
2004 |
5 | EE | Nikos S. Voros,
Colin F. Snook,
Stefan Hallerstede,
Thierry Lecomte:
A hardware/software codesign framework for developing complex embedded systems using formal model refinement.
FDL 2004: 598-612 |
4 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Rachel Harrison:
Experimental comparison of the comprehensibility of a Z specification and its implementation in Java.
Information & Software Technology 46(14): 955-971 (2004) |
2003 |
3 | EE | Colin F. Snook,
Kim Sandström:
Using UML-B and U2B for formal refinement of digital components1.
FDL 2003: 505-515 |
2001 |
2 | | Colin F. Snook,
Rachel Harrison:
Practitioners' views on the use of formal methods: an industrial survey by structured interview.
Information & Software Technology 43(4): 275-283 (2001) |
2000 |
1 | EE | Manoranjan Satpathy,
Rachel Harrison,
Colin F. Snook,
Michael J. Butler:
A Generic Model for Assessing Process Quality.
IWSM 2000: 94-110 |