Publications by Mr Ian Utting
Publication period (6/1992 onwards) - ordered by publication type and date
Journal Papers
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A
multinational, multi-institutional study of assessment of programming skills
of first-year CS students.
M. McCracken, V. Almstrum, D. Diaz, M. Guzdial, D. Hagan, Y.B.-D. Kolikant, C.
Laxer, L. Thomas, I. Utting, and T. Wilusz.
ACM SIGCSE Bulletin, 33(4):125-140, December 2001.
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Call
management in the open distributed office.
Mike Rizzo, Ian Utting, and Peter Linington.
Electronics and Communication Engineering Journal, 9(3):107-116, June
1997.
Conference Papers
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Repositories of teaching material and communities of use: nifty assignments and the
greenroom.
Sally Fincher, Michael Kölling, Ian Utting, Neil Brown, and Phil Stevens.
In Proceedings of the Sixth international workshop on Computing education
research, pages 107-114. ACM SIGCSE, August 2010.
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Problems in
the Initital Teaching of Programming using Java: the case for
replaceing J2SE with J2ME.
I. Utting.
In Michael Goldweber and Paola Salomoni, editors, Proceedings of the 11th
Annual SIGCSE Conference on Innovation and Technology in Computer Science
Education, pages 193-196. ACM Press, January 2006.
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Growing a
tourist guide.
Lukas Sklenar and Ian Utting.
In Nick Ryan, Tullio Salmon Cinotti, and Guiseppe Raffa, editors, Smart
Environments and their Applications to Cultural Heritage, Epoch
publications, pages 15-18. Archeolingua, Budapest, Hungary, September 2005.
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The acm
java task force: status report.
Eric Roberts, Kim Bruce, Rob Cutler, II James H. Cross, Scott Grissom, Karl
Klee, Susan Rodger, Fran Trees, Ian Utting, and Frank Yellin.
In SIGCSE '05: Proceedings of the 36th SIGCSE technical symposium on
Computer science education, pages 46-47. ACM Press, New York, NY, USA,
March 2005.
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Pedagogical
patterns: their place in the genre.
Sally Fincher and Ian Utting.
In Proceedings of the 7th annual conference on Innovation and technology
in computer science education, pages 199-202, June 2002.
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Negotiated
assessment criteria and peer assessment in software engineering group project
work: A case study.
Ian Utting.
In Joanna Daudt and Otto Rompelman, editors, What have they learned?
Assessment of Student Learning in Higher Education, pages 165-170,
Brussels, April 1999. European Society for Engineering Education, SEFI.
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Entraining
students in professional issues: challenging their structures of
knowledge.
Sally Fincher and Ian Utting.
In 6th Improving Student Learning Symposium: Improving Student Learning
Outcomes, September 1998.
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A
negotiating agents model for the provision of flexible telephony
services.
Mike Rizzo and Ian Utting.
In Proceedings ISADS 97 - Third International Symposium on Autonomous
Decentralized Systems, pages 351-358. IEEE Computer Society Press, April
1997.
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An
Architecture for Scheduling of Services in a Distributed System.
G. P. A. Fernandes and I. A. Utting.
In DSOM'96 - Seventh IFIP/IEEE International Workshop on Distributed
Systems: Operations & Management, page 10, L'Aquila, Italy, October
1996. IFIP/IEEE.
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An
Object-Oriented Model for Management of Services in a Distributed
System.
G. P. A. Fernandes and I. A. Utting.
In Max M"uhlh"auser, editor, Special Issues in Object-Oriented
Programming - Workshop Reader of the 10th European Conference on
Object-Oriented Programing ECOOP'96, pages 262-266, Linz, Austria, July
1996. dpunkt.verlag.
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A model for
evolution of services in distributed systems.
Twittie Senivongse and Ian Utting.
In Spaniol Schill, Mittasch and Popien, editors, Distributed
Platforms, pages 373-385. Chapman and Hall, January 1996.
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An
agent-based model for the provision of advanced telecommunications
services.
Mike Rizzo and Ian Utting.
In TINA 95: Integrating Telecommunications and Distributed Computing -
from Concept to Reality, pages 205-218, February 1995.
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Teaching
electronic publishing: Learning software engineering.
Richard E. Jones and Ian A. Utting.
In Teaching Electronic Publishing 94, pages 71-83, May 1994.
Also UKC Computing Laboratory Technical Report 9-93 and 2nd All-Ireland
Conference on the Teaching of Computing, 5-7 September 1994, Dublin,
published by the CTI for Computing.
Miscellaneous
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Portrait
of 2000/01 Part I Assessments, Part 1: Statistical Analysis.
Janet Carter, Jill Tardivel, Sally Fincher, Ursula Fuller, Colin Johnson, Janet
Linington, and Ian Utting.
Technical Report 10-01, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University of
Kent at Canterbury, August 2001.
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An
agent-based model for the provision of advanced telecommunications
services.
Mike Rizzo and Ian A. Utting.
Technical Report 25-94*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, November 1994.
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Call
management in the open distributed office.
Mike Rizzo, Peter Linington, and Ian Utting.
Technical Report 15-94*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, October 1994.
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Integration
of location services in the Open Distributed Office.
Mike Rizzo, Peter F. Linington, and Ian Utting.
Technical Report 14-94*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, August 1994.
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The ODO
project: a case study in integration of multimedia services.
Mike Rizzo, Peter F. Linington, and Ian Utting.
Technical Report 12-94*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, August 1994.
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VitKit: a
voice interaction toolkit.
Mike Rizzo, Peter F. Linington, and Ian Utting.
Technical Report 13-94*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, August 1994.
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Teaching
electronic publishing: Learning software engineering.
Richard E. Jones and Ian A. Utting.
Technical Report 9-93*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University of
Kent, Canterbury, UK, September 1993.
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Postscript
tutorial and reference.
Ian Utting.
Technical Report 11-92*, University of Kent, Computing Laboratory, University
of Kent, Canterbury, UK, June 1992.