Entry requirements

120 credits including Computer Architecture and Operating Systems or the equivalent.

Learning outcomes

To pass, the student should be able to:

• show understanding about model based construction and analysis of embedded systems, especially the software.
• use current techniques and tools, e.g. Simulink and MATLAB to develop embedded software.
• work i teams through the entire development cycle, from system specification to constructing a prototype and system implementation.

Content

The course covers the following areas: computational models for parallel systems, heterogeneous embedded systems, prototyping including model construction and code generation, gathering and judging different construction possibilities, simulation, verification, and testing of embedded systems, and UML diagram and use of Simulink

Instruction

Lectures, lessons, assignments, labs and project.

Assessment

Written exam and assignments, the theory part consists of 7 credits and the practical3 credits.