Teaching
Current and recent courses are listed below.
Standard-Compliant Development of Safety-Critical Systems
When safety is a major concern, the ordinary methods of software
engineering must be adapted. Standards to be applied have a considerable
impact on the number and quality of design artifacts. After an introduction to
these requirements, an assignment from the rail domain serves to substantiate
the subject.
Last held: WS 2012/13
Next planned: WS 2013/14
Test Technologies for Embedded Systems Software
The courdse gives an introduction to general test theory,
approaches and practice, with an emphasis on the application to
embedded systems software. Model based test technologies are introduced
and applied to a case study from current practice.
Last held: SS 2013
Next planned: SS 2014
Introduction to the Security of Information Systems
This course covers the main issues connected to the construction of
secure systems: security goals, attacks and risks, threat and risk
analysis, construction principles, along with application examples.
Last held: SS 2011
Next planned: --
The Turing Omnibus
This course, which is based on Dewdeney's book with the same title,
introduces fundamentals of computer science in a form accessible also
to students from other faculties. Central ideas, the nature and power of
mechanical computing and concepts of information and coding theory
form the main part of its material.
Last held: SS 2007
Next planned: --
Model-Based Development of Embedded Systems
This course explored the application of formal methods in
supporting the engineering of systems. It covered tools of different
degree of maturity, ranging from research prototypes to ones in
industrial use.
Last held: WS 2006/07
Next planned: --
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