PhD :: Ioannis Kassios
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Interests: object oriented refinement, programming theories, formal language design, formal semantics.

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PHD Thesis:
[ 2001 -- Current ] N/A
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MSC Thesis:
[ 2000 -- 2001 ] Theory theory (and an attempt to orient objections to object orientation)
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2004:
  • Ioannis T. Kassios. ``Object Orientation in Predicative Programming, Unification and Decoupling in Object Orientation'', CSRG Technical Report, Computer Systems Research Group, University of Toronto, October, 2004
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  • Nikolaos S. Papaspyrou and Ioannis T. Kassios. ``GLU(nat) Embedded in C++: a Marriage between Multidimensional and Object Oriented Programming'', Software: Practice and Experience, vol. 34, pp. 609-630, July, 2004
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  • Ioannis T. Kassios. ``Objects as Predicates'', CSRG Technical Report, Computer Systems Research Group, University of Toronto, February, 2004
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2002:
  • E.C.R.Hehner and I.T.Kassios. `` Theories, Implementations, and Transformations'', in ZB2002 second annual Z and B conference, Grenoble, France, January, 2002
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  • Ioannis T. Kassios. ``Unifying Formal Theories with Object Orientation'', CSRG Technical Report, Computer Systems Research Group, University of Toronto, October, 2002
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  • Ioannis T. Kassios, M. C. Schraefel. ``Noema, a Metalanguage for Scripting Versionable Hypertexts'', in Proceedings of DCW2002 4th International Conference on Distributed Communities on the Web, Sydney Australia, April, 2002
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2001:
  • Ioannis T. Kassios. ``Theory Theory (and an Attempt to Orient Objections to Object Orientation)'' , Master Thesis, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2001
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previous:
  • Ioannis T. Kassios and Marianna Katsoyannou and Grigoris Steinhauer. ``An Integrated Environment for the Support of the Creation of General Language Dictionaries'', in ``4th International Conference of Greek Linguistics, Nicosia, Cyprus'', 1999
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