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2011

Success Dimensions in Selecting Cloud Software ServicesFrancis Braithwaite, Mark Woodman. euromicro 2011: 146-154 [doi]

A Business-focused IT Service Model for CloudDavid Miller, Mark Woodman. closer 2011: 309-318

2010

Absolute Scales to Express Stakeholder Value for Improving Support for PrioritizationLindsey Brodie, Mark Woodman. ENASE 2010: 48-57

Prioritization of Stakeholder Value Using MetricsLindsey Brodie, Mark Woodman. ENASE 2011: 74-88 [doi]

Software Engineering Systems as Services using a Business-focused Service FrameworkDavid Miller, Mark Woodman. ENASE 2010: 233-238

2009

A Business Service Selection Model for Automated Web Service Discovery RequirementsTosca Lahiri, Mark Woodman. ICEIS 2009: 790-803 [doi]

Grounding and Making Sense of Agile Software DevelopmentMark Woodman, Abou-Bakr Abdel-Moteleb. ICEIS 2009: 234-240

2007

Towards a Knowledge Management System Development Method: Critique of Some Relevant Theories and MethodologiesAbou-Bakr Abdel-Moteleb, Mark Woodman. jikm, 6(1):33-43, 2007. [doi]

Web Service Standards: Do we need them?Tosca Lahiri, Mark Woodman. In Cesare Pautasso, Christoph Bussler, editors, Emerging Web Services Technology. Whitestein series in software agent technologies and autonomic computing, pages 167-182, Birkhäuser / Springer, 2007. [doi]

2006

Web Service Architectures Need Constraining Standards: An Agenda for Developing Systems without Client-Side Software AdaptersTosca Lahiri, Mark Woodman. iastedSE 2006: 45-52

Web Services Standards: Do We Need Them?Tosca Lahiri, Mark Woodman. ecows 2006: [doi]

Web Service Standards: Do we need them?Tosca Lahiri, Mark Woodman. ecows 2007: 167-182 [doi]

2005

Using Metaphor to Analyse Qualitative Data: Vulcans and Humans in Software DevelopmentHelen Sharp, Mark Woodman, Fiona Hovenden. ese, 10(3):343-365, 2005. [doi]

2004

Tensions around the adoption and evolution of software quality management systems: a discourse analytic approachHelen C. Sharp, Mark Woodman, Fiona Hovenden. ijmms, 61(2):219-236, 2004. [doi]

2003

COCOMO-Based Effort Estimation for Iterative and Incremental Software DevelopmentOddur Benediktsson, Darren Dalcher, Karl Reed, Mark Woodman. sqj, 11(4):265-281, 2003. [doi]

Together We Stand: Group Projects for Integrating Software Engineering in the CurriculumDarren Dalcher, Mark Woodman. csee 2003: 193 [doi]

Tensions in the adoption and evolution of software quality management systemsHelen Sharp, Fiona Hovenden, Mark Woodman. PPIG 2003: 5 [doi]

2000

Software Engineering: Community and CultureHelen Sharp, Hugh Robinson, Mark Woodman. IEEE Software, 17(1):40-47, 2000. [doi]

Peering Through a Glass Darkly: Integrative evaluation of an on-line courseJosie Taylor, Mark Woodman, Tamara Sumner, Canan Tosunoglu Blake. ETS, 3(4), 2000. [doi]

The evaluation of access costs in object databasesK. Watkins, Mark Woodman, Darrel C. Ince. INFSOF, 42(8):557-569, 2000.

1999

Separable UI Architectures in Teaching Object TechnologyRobert Griffiths, Mark Woodman, Simon Holland, Malcolm Macgregor, Hugh Robinson. TOOLS 1999: 290-299 [doi]

Recording User Actions in a Smalltalk Programming EnvironmentMalcolm Macgregor, Pete Thomas, Mark Woodman. TOOLS 1999: 280-289 [doi]

The Role of Culture in Successful Software Process ImprovementHelen Sharp, Mark Woodman, Fiona Hovenden, Hugh Robinson. euromicro 1999: 2170 [doi]

Balancing the Multimedia Mix in a Large Scale Distance Education CourseMark Woodman, Josie Taylor. euromicro 1999: 2406-2414 [doi]

Employing Object Technology to Expose Fundamental Object ConceptsMark Woodman, Robert Griffiths, Simon Holland, Hugh Robinson, Malcolm Macgregor. TOOLS 1999: 371-383 [doi]

Exploiting Smalltalk Modules in a Customizable Programming EnvironmentMark Woodman, Robert Griffiths, Malcolm Macgregor, Simon Holland, Hugh Robinson. ICSE 1999: 65-74 [doi]

OU LearningWorks: A Customized Programming Environment for Smalltalk ModulesMark Woodman, Robert Griffiths, Malcolm Macgregor, Simon Holland. ICSE 1999: 638-641 [doi]

1997

Avoiding object misconceptionsSimon Holland, Robert Griffiths, Mark Woodman. sigcse 1997: 131-134 [doi]

The object shop - Using CD-ROM multimedia to introduce object conceptsMark Woodman, Robert Griffiths, Simon Holland, Andrew Law. sigcse 1997: 345-349 [doi]

1996

Building quality into scientific softwareFiona Hovenden, S. D. Walker, Helen C. Sharp, Mark Woodman. sqj, 5(1):25-32, 1996. [doi]

The joy of software - starting with objectsMark Woodman, Gordon Davies, Simon Holland. sigcse 1996: 88-92 [doi]

From software user to software author: an initial pedagogy for introductory object-oriented computingMark Woodman, Simon Holland. iticse 1996: 60-62 [doi]

1993

A Taste of the Modula-2 StandardMark Woodman. SIGPLAN, 28(9):15-24, 1993.

Software Engineering concepts for distance learningMark Woodman, Gordon Davies. teleteaching 1993: 935-946

1987

Formal Specification of Graphical Notations and Graphical Software ToolsS. Hekmatpour, Mark Woodman. ESEC/FSE 1987: 297-305

1986

The Rapid Generation of a Class of Software ToolsDarrel C. Ince, Mark Woodman. cj, 29(2):151-160, 1986.

Formatted Syntaxes and ModulaMark Woodman. SPE, 16(7):605-625, 1986.

1985

A Software Tool for the Construction and Maintenance of Structured Analysis NotationMark Woodman, Darrel C. Ince. SPE, 15(11):1057-1072, 1985.

1984

A Program Design Language for software engineeringMark Woodman. SIGPLAN, 19(8):109-118, 1984. [doi]

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