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Software Engineering for Real-Time Systems: Lindentree Edition
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This text provides a firm foundation in the knowledge, skills and techniques needed to develop and produce real-time, and in particular, embedded systems. Its core aim is to convince readers that real-time embedded systems need to be engineered in a rigorous, professional and organised way. It does this by taking the reader through all the key aspects of a total development approach, including analysis, specification, design and design methods, source code testing, performance issues and development tools. The material is suitable for both newcomers to the subject and experienced developers.
Changes for the second edition.
Chap.1 Real-Time Systems — Setting the Scene.
Updated and additional material on programmable SOC devices (FPGAs and Multicores).
Chap.8 Practical Diagramming Methods.
Significant rewrite and updates, particularly in the area of UML diagramming.
Chap.12 Development Tools.
Significant updating, with an emphasis on newer tools (e.g. Eclipse-based IDEs) and code examples being very much C-based.
Note for lecturers who adopt this book as a required course textbook.
Supporting material is available, covering both exercises (Word) and course slides (PowerPoint). This is provided free of charge. For further information contact me at cooling@lindentreeuk.co.uk
One 5-star review, one 4-star review at
One 5-star review, one 3-star review at
This text provides a firm foundation in the knowledge, skills and techniques needed to develop and produce real-time, and in particular, embedded systems. Its core aim is to convince readers that real-time embedded systems need to be engineered in a rigorous, professional and organised way. It does this by taking the reader through all the key aspects of a total development approach, including analysis, specification, design and design methods, source code testing, performance issues and development tools. The material is suitable for both newcomers to the subject and experienced developers.
Changes for the second edition.
Chap.1 Real-Time Systems — Setting the Scene.
Updated and additional material on programmable SOC devices (FPGAs and Multicores).
Chap.8 Practical Diagramming Methods.
Significant rewrite and updates, particularly in the area of UML diagramming.
Chap.12 Development Tools.
Significant updating, with an emphasis on newer tools (e.g. Eclipse-based IDEs) and code examples being very much C-based.
Note for lecturers who adopt this book as a required course textbook.
Supporting material is available, covering both exercises (Word) and course slides (PowerPoint). This is provided free of charge. For further information contact me at cooling@lindentreeuk.co.uk
1328 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 15, 2014
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