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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

7.7 Exercises

  1. Select an appropriate set of diagrams for use in the following situations:

    (a) Development of a service or library module (component)

    (b) Design of the software for a small controller where operations are mainly interrupt-driven

    (c) Development of a larger multi-tasking software system (single processor structure)

    (d) Development of a pipelined multiprocessor system

  2. Choose diagram(s) for use in modeling the following aspects of systems and software:

    (a) Concurrent (multi-tasking) structures

    (b) Logical software sub-systems

    (c) The interaction of software and its environment

    (d) Overall system structure and related physical devices

  3. You can use a meta-CASE tool to produce diagrams of your own choosing. What are the advantages and disadvantages of going down this route?
  4. Compare and contrast the features of the following diagrams:

    (a) Use case and event/response lists

    (b) SDL process diagrams, UML activity diagrams, and structure charts

    (c) Sequence and communication...

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