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Engineering
Real Time Systems
R. Bræk and Ø. Haugen. Prentice Hall 1993, ISBN
0-13-034448-6
The aim of this book is to enable the reader to master the
complexity of distributed real time systems. As the use of such
systems becomes more widespread quality becomes more critical and
at the same time higher expectations increase their complexity. A
methodology that helps the user to master this complexity and
maintain quality in operation is therefore highly in demand. This
book describes such a methodology and supplies complete coverage
from ideas to implementation. The methodology uses the
specification language SDL recommended by the international
standardization body ITU.
- Features include:
 | An object-oriented perspective is presented. |
| A realistic example is developed throughout the book. |
| Life-cycle aspects, reuse, verification and validation
are covered. |
| The functionality of systems is described fully, and
explained and analyzed independently of implementation. |
Rolv Bræk is a professor at the Norwegian Institute of
Technology and Principal Research Scientist at SINTEF DELAB.
Øystein Haugen works at the Software Engineering
Laboratory at Ericson in Norway.
Last update: 18 Oct 2005
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