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2012/12/07, MC103, 14:30 - 15:30
Design-driven Development of Dependable Applications: A Case Study in Avionics
Charles
Consel
, University of Bordeaux I
Abstract:
Making an application dependable demands that its functional and
non-functional requirements be stringently fulfilled throughout its
development process. In this context, a design-driven development
approach has the key advantage of enabling requirements to be traced
from their high-level design forms to the resulting executable
artifact. However, because such approaches are mostly general purpose,
they provide little design guidance, if any. This situation makes
unpredictable the coherence and the conformance of an application with
respect to its requirements.
To address this situation, we propose an approach that leverages a
design-driven development process dedicated to a specific
paradigm. This approach guides the verification of the coherence and
conformance of an application throughout its development. We
demonstrate the benefits of our approach by applying it to a realistic
case study in the avionics domain.
Charles Consel is a professor of Computer Science at University of Bordeaux I.
He served on the faculty of Yale University, Oregon Graduate Institute and the
University of Rennes.
He leads the Phoenix group at INRIA. He has been
designing and implementing Domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) for a
variety of areas including device drivers, programmable routers,
stream processing, and telephony services. These DSLs have been
validated with real-sized applications and showed measureable benefits
compared to applications written in general-purpose languages.
His research contributions cover programming languages, software
engineering, operating systems, pervasive computing, and assisted living.
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