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Automated Testing & Quantitative Evaluation of Real-Time System Source Code
Point of Contact Dr. Joel Henry
henryj@cs.umt.edu
Dates October 2001 - December 2003
Problem Automated testing tools and measurement-based reliability evaluation methodologies are needed to improve software quality, increase testing productivity, and enhance management insight into process and product risk. These needs must be met without inves tment in expensive hardware and achieved across multiple NASA projects.
Objective This project extends a measurement-based verification methodology and supporting test tools from MATLAB models to the automatically generated source code produced from these models. The methodology and testing tools apply the same tests to code that are applied to models (via simulation) to verify and validate requirements and the corresponding software.
Results Advanced Exceptions Definitions Help.doc
Create Graphical Input Mapping Program.zip
project abstract.doc
Requirements Specification & User Guide for MATT.zip
Training.zip
Release Version of RATT.zip
Keywords verification methodology, real-time systems, MATLAB
Categories Code Analysis
Design Analysis
Dynamic Analysis
Formal Methods
Process Improvement
Requirements Analysis
Test Analysis