Search for dissertations about: "system design languages"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 62 swedish dissertations containing the words system design languages.
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1. ForSyDe-Atom: Design of Heterogeneous Embedded Systems : Taming Complexity with Layers, Atoms and Patterns
Abstract : The design of embedded systems is inherently complex for two main reasons. Firstly, it entails the combined knowledge and results from a vast set of mature, well-established, yet separate disciplines, such as electrical engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, etc. READ MORE
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2. Managing the Complexity in Embedded and Cyber-Physical System Design : System Modeling and Design-Space Exploration
Abstract : To cope with the increasing complexity of embedded and cyber-physical system design, different system-level design approaches are proposed which start from abstract models and implement them using design flows with high degrees of automation. However, creating models of such systems and also formulating the mathematical problems arising in these design flows are themselves challenging tasks. READ MORE
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3. Complicated Shadows : the Aesthetic Significance of Simulated Illumination in Digital Games
Abstract : A common feature of many digital games is that they are played in a simulated 3D environment, a game world. Simulated illumination is the lighting designed into a game world. This thesis explores the influence of simulated illumination in digital games upon the emotion and behavior of the player. READ MORE
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4. A unified account of the Old English metrical line
Abstract : This study describes the verse design of Old English poetry in terms of modern phonological theory, developing an analysis which allows all OE verse lines to be described in terms of single metrical design.Old English poetry is typified by a single type of line of variable length, characterised by four metrical peaks. READ MORE
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5. Making sense digitally : Conversational coherence in online and mixed-mode contexts
Abstract : Successful interaction makes sense to its participants – it is, in other words, coherent. As different resources are employed to indicate mutual orientation by showing which actions are linked and where attention is paid, coherent conversation can be said to be achieved multimodally. READ MORE