System Validation: Model Process Behaviour
Discover the fundamentals of process modeling and system validation techniques in this comprehensive 4-hour intermediate course.
Discover the fundamentals of process modeling and system validation techniques in this comprehensive 4-hour intermediate course.
Dive into the world of System Validation with this intermediate course focused on modeling process behaviour. Led by Jan Friso Groote, this course is the second part of the System Validation series, building on the foundations of 'Automata and behavioural equivalences'. You'll explore how to model process behaviour, particularly in protocols and distributed algorithms, and delve deeper into the properties of system behaviour. Learn techniques to keep your models simple and avoid state space explosion. This course covers sequential behaviour, data types, and parallel behaviour, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of process modeling in system validation. Perfect for those with some related experience, this course will enhance your skills in designing structurally sound embedded system behaviour that is not only correct but also easy to maintain and adapt.
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What you'll learn
Understand and apply concepts of sequential behavior in process modeling
Master the construction and use of various data types in system validation
Explore parallel behavior and its applications in distributed systems
Apply process modeling techniques to real-world protocols and algorithms
Learn to design structurally sound embedded system behaviour
Develop skills to avoid state space explosion in complex systems
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There are 3 modules in this course
This course, part of the System Validation series, focuses on modeling process behaviour in system validation. Students will learn about sequential behaviour, including actions, multi-actions, alternative and sequential composition, process axioms, and recursive process specifications. The course also covers data types, from basic constructions to more complex structures like lists, sets, and bags. Finally, it delves into parallel behaviour, exploring concepts such as parallel operators, communication, and hiding operators. Throughout the course, students will apply these concepts to real-world examples like alarm clock systems and Peterson's mutual exclusion algorithm, gaining practical skills in designing and analyzing complex system behaviors.
Sequential behaviour
Module 1 · 1 Hours to complete
Data types
Module 2 · 1 Hours to complete
Parallel behaviour
Module 3 · 46 Minutes to complete
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Jan Friso Groote (born 1965) obtained an engineering degree in computer science from Twente University in 1988 and completed his PhD at the University of Amsterdam in 1991, focusing on operational semantics and process algebra. Since 1998, he has been a full professor at Eindhoven University of Technology, dedicated to enhancing the quality of software-controlled systems through behavioral modeling and analysis.
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