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Hamaguchi Lab (Software Theory Division)
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A lab that studies software development using formal methods.
AboutAbout the lab
Building software with formal methods.
Prof. Hamaguchi of the Software Theory Division studies software development using formal methods.
The lab belongs to the Department of Information Systems, Graduate School of Informatics, Nagoya University.
The courses he teaches include Discrete Mathematics Exercises, Non-procedural Languages Exercises, Computer Science Experiments I, and Computer Science Experiments II.
ResearchResearch themes
The research theme listed on Prof. Hamaguchi's page is software development using formal methods. The Graduate School of Informatics faculty profile lists his research areas as formal specification, software development methodology, and program verification.
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- Assistant ProfessorTakeshi Hamaguchi
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