High integrity software
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High integrity software
(The Kluwer international series in engineering and computer science, SECS 577)
Kluwer Academic, c2001
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The second half of the twentieth century has witnessed remarkable advances in technology. The unquestioned leader in this race has been computer technology. Even the most modest personal computers today have computing power that would have astounded the leading technol ogists a few decades earlier, and what's more, similar advances are pre dicted for many years to come. Looking towards the future, it has been conservatively estimated that in 2047 computers could easily be 100,000 times more powerful than they were in 1997 (Moore's law [Moore] would lead to an increase on the order of around 10 billion) [Bell]. Because of its enormous capability, computer technology is becoming pervasive across the technology spectrum. Nowadays it is not surpris ing to discover that very common household gadgets like your toaster contain computer technology. Televisions, microwave ovens, and even electric shavers contain software. And what's more, the use of computer technology has been estimated to double every two years [Gibbs]. In order to keep up with the growing technology demands and to fully utilize the ever more powerful computing platforms, software projects have become more and more ambitious. This has lead to software systems becoming dominant forces in system functionality. Further more, the ambition to realize significant portions of a system's function ality through software has extended into the high consequence realm. Presently, software controls many critical functions in (1) airplanes, (2) electronic commerce, (3) space-bound systems, (4) medical systems, and (5) various transportation systems such as automobiles and trains.
目次
- Preface. Part I: General Applications of Formal Methods and Systems. 1. Designware: Software Development by Refinement
- D.R. Smith. 2. B: Towards Zero Defect Software
- I. Sorensen, D. Neilson. 3. The Use of B to Specify, Design and Verify Hardware
- W. Ifill, et al. 4. A System for Predictable Component-Based Software Construction
- M. Aronszajn, et al. 5. Autonomous Decentralized Systems
- K. Mori. Part II: Case Study. 6. Bay Area Rapid Transit System Case Study
- V.L. Winter, et al. 7. Using SCR to Specify the BART Requirements
- C. Heitmeyer. 8. Domain Language for a Class of Reactive Systems
- D. Kapur, V.L. Winter. 9. Refinement-based Derivation of Train Controllers
- V.L. Winter, et al. Part III: Verification and Validation. 10. Validation of a Relational Program
- F.B. Bastani, et al. 11. Verification of a Controller for BART
- L. King, et al. 12. Using Virtual Reality to Validate System Models
- V.L. Winter, T.P. Caudell. Index.
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