Embedded software development today still mostly takes place in single-core environments. However, software is controlling increasingly complex processes that only function in multi-core environments. This presents new challenges for development. To maintain a high standard in...
Capturing and managing requirements is a key to project success. Embedded software functionality is easier to describe in requirements than quality attributes. However, quality attributes cannot simply be "tested in" at the end. The more abstract...
In the software requirements, developers describe the purpose and intent of a software system as well as its (external) behavior. What expectations do users have of the software product, and how user-friendly is it? How clear is the program structure, how well-organized is the...
The most important elements of design patterns that allow you to easily reuse standardized software structures. In object-oriented development of software architecture and software design, as well as object-oriented programming (OOP) of a structured...
Which goals in a software project are significantly influenced by whether it involves a multicore design with safety and security considerations? The three classic goals in a software project are the project's quality requirements, the costs for development and maintenance...
The experienced product manager looks for three warning signs during regular lifecycle analysis that suggest a product is about to be discontinued. Those were the good old days. Our embedded module sold so well. Customers called in droves, wanting to know this and that, wanting it done this way...
Software quality isn't ideal in all projects. Software engineering aims to improve the code in all its aspects. These five principles will help you achieve that goal. Because good code is motivating! You often hear statements like: "Why should I even bother with good code...".
At the ESE Congress 2021, Marcus Gößler will address "ISO/SAE 21434 Road Vehicles — Cybersecurity Engineering" in his compact seminar. The focus will be on methodologies, analyses, and assessments. The automotive sector is increasingly affected by cyberattacks. For some time now...
""We don't have problems, we have challenges." You've surely heard this phrase before, or something similar. I'll add to it, because these days you have to top what's already been said to drown out the constant background noise of clever platitudes. I'm writing...
Developers under time pressure: Just as dragons plagued humans and threatened their lives in ancient myths, today technically insecure systems represent a source of danger. The crucial difference: While dragons belong to the realm of fables, technical systems are potential...
How teams form, thrive, and mature. There's a key question when it comes to project success: How do successful teams emerge? This article provides answers that can be clearly derived from a systemic view of a team. It will become apparent that...
Capturing and managing requirements is a key to successful projects. Whether in a traditional or agile process environment, professional requirements engineering and management for embedded and real-time systems shortens your project durations and saves development time and resources.
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