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William Ian Cameron Mitchell

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affiliation (PhD 1997): University of Sunderland, School of Computing, Engineering and Technology, UK

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1999
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Bor-Yuan Tsai, Simon Stobart, Norman Parrington, Ian Mitchell:
Automated class testing using threaded multi-way trees to represent the behaviour of state machines. Ann. Softw. Eng. 8: 203-221 (1999)
1998
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Bor-Yuan Tsai, Simon Stobart, Norman Parrington, Ian Mitchell:
An Automatic Test Case Generator Derived from State-Based Testing. APSEC 1998: 270-277
1997
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William Ian Cameron Mitchell:
On a case supported approach to object-oriented rapid prototyping. University of Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, UK, 1997
1995
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Ian Mitchell, R. Ian Ferguson, Norman Parrington:
Rapid Prototyping: An Integrated CASE Based Approach. OOER 1995: 308-317

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