Dr. Pearce was hired in 1984 with the primary responsibility of supporting the undergraduate program. Following his two-year term as the Department’s Associate Chair for Undergraduate Studies (1996 – 1998), Dr. Pearce has been involved increasingly in the graduate program and research activities.
 

Referred Conference Publications:

"Interfacing Real-Time DEVS models with a DSP platform". L. Li, T. Pearce, G. Wainer. In Proceedings of the Industrial Simulation Symposium 2003. Valencia, Spain. 2003. (pdf file)

Trevor W. Pearce and David A. Lamb, “The Property Vector Specification of a Multiset Iterator”, Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Software Engineering, pp 235 - 245, May 1992.

Other:

Trevor W. Pearce, “The Deterministic Trace-Automata Method”, Department of Computing and Information Science, Queen's University, Technical Report 91 - 314, June, 1991.

D.L. Parnas, D.S. Smith and T. Pearce, “Making Formal Software Documentation more Practical”, Department of Computing and Information Science, Queen's University, Technical Report  88 - 236, November, 1988.
 

Theses:

Trevor W. Pearce, “Steady State and Transient Software Specifications in the Design of Call-Only Modules”, Ph.D. Dissertation, Queen’s University, 1994.

 Trevor W. Pearce, “Adapting an Iconic Software Design Environment for Protocol Specification with Estelle”, M.Eng. Dissertation, Carleton University, 1986.
 
 
 

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