Thesis Title: Development of a Methodology Engineering Framework for Developing High-Integrity Software Systems
Abstract:
High-integrity systems are critical, complex software-controlled systems
in contexts where the occurrence of failure can severely affect the
environment, organization, and/or society. Examples are typically found
among safety-critical and mission-critical systems. Typical
high-integrity systems are highly hardware-dependant; hence, the rapid
rate of hardware technology evolution in these systems demands the
development of software systems that keep up with the hardware
infrastructure. This necessitates the existence of elaborate software
development methodologies which accommodate the volatility of the
environment, and properly address the critical features required of the
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