Search for dissertations about: "Eduard Enoiu"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 8 swedish dissertations containing the words Eduard Enoiu.
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1. Automatic test generation for industrial control software
Abstract : Since the early days of software testing, automatic test generation has been suggested as a way of allowing tests to be created at a lower cost. However, industrially useful and applicable tools for automatic test generation are still scarce. READ MORE
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2. Model Checking-Based Software Testing for Function-Block Diagrams
Abstract : Software testing becomes more complex, more time-consuming, and more expensive. The risk that software errors remain undetected and cause critical failures increases. Consequently, in safety-critical development, testing software is standardized and it requires an engineer to show that tests fully exercise, or cover, the logic of the software. READ MORE
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3. Requirements-Level Reuse Recommendation and Prioritization of Product Line Assets
Abstract : Software systems often target a variety of different market segments. Targeting varying customer requirements requires a product-focused development process. Software Product Line (SPL) engineering is one possible approach based on reuse rationale to aid quick delivery of quality product variants at scale. READ MORE
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4. Industrial System Level Test Automation
Abstract : Vehicular software systems control and monitor many safety-critical functions, such as automated emergency brakes and anti-spin. These functions are integrated and tested at system level to ensure that the entire system works as intended.Traditionally, these functions or selected combinations of functions are tested in isolation. READ MORE
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5. Automatic Model Generation and Scalable Verification for Autonomous Vehicles : Mission Planning and Collision Avoidance
Abstract : Autonomous vehicles such as mobile driver-less construction equipment bear the promise of increased safety and industrial productivity by automating repetitive tasks and reducing manual labor costs. These systems are usually involved in safety- or mission-critical scenarios, therefore they require thorough analysis and verification. READ MORE