About
Dr Son Hoang is a Lecturer in the Cyber-Physical Systems Group (a part of School of Electronics and Computer Science). He was awarded a first class honours degree in Computer Engineering from the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia in 2001. Subsequently, he studied for a PhD (also at UNSW) and was awarded his PhD in 2006 for his thesis on "The Development of a Probabilistic B-Method and a Supporting Toolkit".
Research
Research groups
Research interests
- Formal System Development
- Program Semantics
- Autonomous Systems
Current research
- HD-Sec: Holistic Design of Secure Systems on Capability Hardware
- HICLASS: Enabling Development of Complex and Secure Aerospace Systems
- UML-B
- Event-B @ Soton
Research projects
Active projects
Researchers:
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Sponsor: EPSRC
Publications
51 publications
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Chenyang Zhu,
Michael Butler,
, 2023
, Science of Computer Programming
, 225
Type: article
& Michael Butler
, 2022
Type: conference
Leonardo Aniello,
, 2022
Type: conference
& Michael Butler
, 2022
Type: conference
Usman Sanwal,
Thai Son Hoang,
Luigia Petre,
& Ion Petre
, 2022
, Scientific Reports
, 12 (1) , 1287
Type: article
K. Morris,
G. Hulette,
R. Armstrong,
& M. Butler
, 2022
, Innovations in Systems and Software Engineering
, 18 (4) , 523--541
Type: article
Jon Downes,
Son Hoang,
Ben Pritchard,
& Joseph Lam
, 2022
, International Journal of Maritime Engineering
Type: article
Michael Butler,
, 2022
Type: conference
Michael Butler,
, 2022
Type: conference
Chenyang Zhu,
Michael Butler,
, 2021
Type: conference
Supervision
Current PhD Students
Haider Mahmood Al-Shareefy
PhD Computer Science
Abeer Siraj A Akkad
PhD Computer Science
PhD Computer Science
Lee Adam Wylde
PhD Def & Sec Mobility DTP PT
Teaching
Dr Son Hoang lectures on programming, software engineering and system development. He supervises a number of Undergraduate and MSc projects, and is an Admissions Tutor for the undergraduate Aerospace Electronic Engineering (AEE) degree programme.
Biography
Prizes
- Best paper award at ICECCS 2014 (2014)
- Best paper award at iFM 2007 (2007)