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2000 – 2009

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2004
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Martin E. Bush:
Computer science education in Japan. Commun. ACM 47(8): 23-26 (2004)
2002
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Martin E. Bush:
E-Learning in Japanese Universities. eLearn Mag. 2002(11): 3 (2002)

1990 – 1999

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1996
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Martin E. Bush, Mark B. Josephs:
Some limitations to speed-independence in asynchronous circuits. ASYNC 1996: 104-111
1994
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Martin E. Bush:
A conceptual basis for software engineering measurement. London South Bank University, UK, 1994
1990
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Martin E. Bush, Norman E. Fenton:
Software measurement: A conceptual framework. J. Syst. Softw. 12(3): 223-231 (1990)

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