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Dr Jean-Pierre Corriveau
Associate Professor
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5328 HP
1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa, Ontario
K1S 5B6 |
Education and Research
| Rank: | Associate Professor |
| Degrees: | Ph.D. Toronto (1991), M.C.S. Ottawa, B.Sc. Ottawa |
| Research Interests: | Artificial Intelligence, CASE and Knowledge-based Tools for Software Engineering, Cognitive Science, Contextualized Natural Language Understanding, Distributed and Real-time Systems, Human Computer Interaction, Memory-based Text Comprehension, Object-Oriented and Agile Modeling, Programming Languages, Programming and Quality Engineering, Software, and Software Engineering |
Biography
Dr. Corriveau first worked at Nortel during his Master's to develop an industrial code generator. He returned to Nortel during his Ph.D. studies to be one of the founding members of the TELOS project, which produced the ObjecTime CASE tool. This tool spawn off as a start-up in 1991 and eventually evolved into ROSE Real-Time and now IBM Rational Software Architect RealTime Edition. Jean-Pierre joined Carleton in 1991 but also taught the Object-Oriented Design and the C++ curricula he developed for Nortel until the mid-2000s. He has also taught and consulted in OO technology for several other companies in the Ottawa region.
Jean-Pierre Corriveau is currently teaching:
Technical Reports
- TR-10-09, Wei Shi, Michel Barbeau and Jean-Pierre Corriveau,
Cross Verification-based Detection of the Evil Ring Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks
Supervised Honours Projects
- Path Generation for ACL Contracts by Katie McClean
- Case study of Microsoft SpecExplorer and Visual Framework (ACL) by Jean-Robert Ouellette
- A Case Study of Model-Based Testing Using Microsoft Spec Explorer and Validation Framework by Andrew Wylie
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