HASE 1997:
Washington, D.C., USA
2nd High-Assurance Systems Engineering Workshop (HASE '97), August 11-12, 1997, Washington, DC, USA, Proceedings.
IEEE Computer Society 1997, ISBN 0-8186-7971-9
Realism Versus Optimism:
Integrating and Evaluating Fault Tolerance and Formal Methods
Key Applications in Embedded Systems
Integrated Design and Development of High-Assurance Systems
Tools and Techniques for Formal Specification and Their Use in the Real World
High-Assurance Techniques and Their Role in Real-World Applications
Practical Methods For Designing, Implementing, then Automatically Analyzing Embedded Real-Time Software
- Mario Dal Cin:
Verifying Fault-Tolerant Behavior of State Machines.
94-99

- Minsoon Kweon, Soomyung Park, Sangjin Joung, Sunyoung Han, Moon-hae Kim:
Scalable and Reliable Synchronous Collaboration Environment on CORBA using WWW.
100-103

- Anouar Jamoussi:
An Automated Tool for Efficiently Generating a Massive Number of Random Test Cases.
104-107

- F. Maurice, Abdelmalek Benzekri, Yves Raynaud:
Evaluation and Improvement of Software Products and Processes based on Measurement.
108-113

- S. Sanyal, Viren Shah, Samrat Bhattacharya:
Framework of a Software Reliability Engineering Tool.
114-119

- Zeyad Alkhalifa, V. S. S. Nair:
Design of a Portable Control-Flow Checking Technique.
120-123

- Edgar Nett, Michael Mock:
A Recovery Model for Extended Real-Time Transactions.
0124-129

- William G. Castaneda:
Software Complexity Analysis on Department of Defense Real-Time Systems.
130-

Integrating Specification, Design, and Evaluation Techniques for High-Assurance Systems
Key Applications in High-Assurance Systems
Testing, Verification, and QoS Control for High-Assurance Systems
Toward the Integration of Multiple Criteria in High-Assurance Systems
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