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2010 – 2019

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2010
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Yoonsik Cheon, Carmen Avila:
Automating Java Program Testing Using OCL and AspectJ. ITNG 2010: 1020-1025
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Carmen Avila, Amritam Sarcar, Yoonsik Cheon, Cesar Yeep:
Runtime Constraint Checking Approaches for OCL, A Critical Comparison. SEKE 2010: 393-398

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Yoonsik Cheon, Carmen Avila, Steve Roach, Cuauhtemoc Munoz, Neith Estrada, Valeria Fierro, Jessica Romo:
An Aspect-Based Approach to Checking Design Constraints at Run-Time. ITNG 2009: 223-228
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Carmen Avila, Guillermo Flores, Yoonsik Cheon:
A Library-Based Approach to Translating OCL Constraints to JML Assertions for Runtime Checking. Software Engineering Research and Practice 2008: 403-408

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