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The Complete Edition - Software Engineering for Real-Time Systems

You're reading from   The Complete Edition - Software Engineering for Real-Time Systems A software engineering perspective toward designing real-time systems

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2019
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ISBN-13 9781839216589
Length 824 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Preface
1. Real-Time Systems – Setting the Scene 2. The Search for Dependable Software FREE CHAPTER 3. First Steps – Requirements Analysis and Specification 4. Software and Program Design Concepts 5. Multitasking Systems – an Introduction 6. Diagramming – an Introduction 7. Practical Diagramming Methods 8. Designing and Constructing Software – Code-Related Issues 9. Software Analysis and Design – Methods and Methodologies 10. Analyzing and Testing Source Code 11. Development Tools 12. Mission-Critical and Safety-Critical Systems 13. Performance Engineering 14. Documentation Glossary of terms

9.1 The Development Process

9.1.1 General Description

In this chapter, the complete development process is viewed as a series of distinct steps, consisting of:

  • Requirements analysis
  • Architectural design and software requirements specification
  • Software design – developing multiprocessor and/or multitasking models of software
  • Software design – developing sequential models of software
  • Implementation – translating the sequential model to source code
  • Test, integration, and debug

The content of these items is derived during the system and software analysis and design work phases, as shown in Figure 9.1.

Figure 9.1: Outline of the analysis and design phases of work

(i) Requirements Analysis

Here, the purpose is to establish precisely what the system is supposed to do. In small systems, it tends to get merged with other parts of the development process; in large systems, it is an essential, separate activity...

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