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FormalMethods Revised16june06

This document provides details about the subject "Formal Methods in Software Engineering". It is a 3-credit core subject taught in the first semester. The subject introduces mathematical reasoning and formal methods used for software specification, modeling, verification and testing. Topics covered include practical applications of formal methods, abstraction, proof theory, modeling languages like Z and VDM, automated analysis methods, and examples of integrating formal methods in software development. The intended learning outcomes are for students to understand the role and tools of formal methods, and be able to apply formal methods, read specifications, and recommend appropriate formal specifications for applications.

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FormalMethods Revised16june06

This document provides details about the subject "Formal Methods in Software Engineering". It is a 3-credit core subject taught in the first semester. The subject introduces mathematical reasoning and formal methods used for software specification, modeling, verification and testing. Topics covered include practical applications of formal methods, abstraction, proof theory, modeling languages like Z and VDM, automated analysis methods, and examples of integrating formal methods in software development. The intended learning outcomes are for students to understand the role and tools of formal methods, and be able to apply formal methods, read specifications, and recommend appropriate formal specifications for applications.

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Title of subject Formal Methods in Software Engineering


2. Subject code TEM7011
3. Status of subject Core
4. Credit hour 3
LAN Credit Hours Eui!alen"e# 3$00
5. Semester %ear 1& Module 1
6. Pre-Requisite None
. !ethods of teachi"# '( Hours of Le"ture
$. %ssessme"t '0) Coursewor*
+0) Final E,am
&. Teachi"# staff 'Pro(osed) -r$ Somnu* .hon/Amnuaisu*
1*. +bjecti,e of subject To introdu"e the use of mathemati"al reasoning
and formal methods in software engineering and ar"hite"ture0
To stud1 the a22li"ation of formal methods to the
modelling& s2e"ifi"ation and !erifi"ation of software s1stems0
To de!elo2 s*ills in a22l1ing formal methods to
the testing of software$
11. S-"o(sis of subject
Formal methods "onsist of a set of te"hniues and tools 3ased on
mathemati"al modeling& formal logi" and inferen"e that are used to
s2e"if1 and !erif1 reuirements and designs for "om2uter s1stems
and software$ Among the to2i"s to 3e "o!ered in"lude a re!iew of
2ra"ti"al a22li"ations of formal methods and its roles in software
design0 a3stra"tions& 2roof theor10 model 3ased languages su"h as
4-M 54ienna -e!elo2ment Method6 and 70 dis"rete and
"ontinuous domain& automated anal1sis methods& "om2uter assisted
2roofs and e,am2les of integration of formal methods in software
de!elo2ment 2ro"esses$
8ursus ini mem2er*enal*an 2ende*atan 1ang mem3eri tum2uan
*e2ada *aedah formal 3erasas*an 2ermodelan matemati*& logi* dan
inferens untu* s2esifi*asi dan 2enentusahan *e2erluan dan
re*a3entu* sistem *om2uter dan 2erisian$ Antara to2i* 1ang
di3in"ang*an adalah tin9auan a2li*asi *aedah formal dan
2eranann1a dalam re*a3entu* 2erisian0 *aedah a3stra*& teori
2em3u*tian0 3ahasa 3erasas*an model se2erti 4-M& 70 domain
dis*rit dan selan9ar& *aedah analisis otomati*& 2em3u*tian
3er3antu*an *om2uter dan 3e3era2a "ontoh 2enera2an *aedah
formal dalam 2roses 2em3angunan 2erisian$
12. .ear"i"# +utcomes :1 the end of the su39e"t& students should
understand the role of formal methods within software
engineering0
understand the mathemati"al tools underl1ing formal
methods su"h as 4-M and 70
understand the use of formal methods in modelling and
s2e"if1ing software0
3e a3le to read and e,2lain the signifi"an"e of
s2e"ifi"ations written in a formal notation0
3e a3le to use mathemati"al tools and formal methods for
sim2le a22li"ations to the testing of software against its
s2e"ifi"ation$
3e a3le to re"ommend and 9ustif1 an a22ro2riate t12e of
formal s2e"ifi"ation for a gi!en a22li"ation$
Pro#ramme +utcomes
/ of
co"tributio"
A"uisition and 3roadening of *nowledge in
ad!an"ed "on"e2ts and 3est 2ra"ti"es in
software engineering and ar"hite"ture$
'0)
Strengthening of 2ra"ti"al& anal1ti"al and
management s*ills in software engineering
and ar"hite"ture$
(0)
Enhan"ing 2rofessional s*ills in "areer/related
areas
(0)
Ada2ta3ilit1 and 2assion for learning 10)
Culti!ation of inno!ati!e minds and
de!elo2ment of entre2reneurial s*ills
;)
<nderstanding moral& 2rofessional ethi"s and
res2onsi3ilit1
;)
Total 100)
13. 0etails of subject To(ics Co,ered 1ours
1$ +,er,ie2 of 3ormal !ethods
Natural language s2e"ifi"ation& Formal !ersus
=nformal 2rogramming& Fundamentals of
software s2e"ifi"ation& >oles of formal methods
in software engineering$
(
($ 4leme"tar- Set Theor- a"d 3ormal .o#ic
Sets& .rodu"ts and Tu2les&& Mathemati"al
o2erators& .ro2ositional and .redi"ate Logi"&
Classifi"ation of fun"tions& >elations& S"hemas&
.re"onditions
?
3$ 3ormal S(ecificatio"
E,2li"it Semanti"& -iagrammati" Notation&
Strong T12ing& Total !ersus .artial Fun"tions&
>efinement& Model orientated s2e"ifi"ation&
"on"urren"1& e,am2les of s2e"ifi"ation
languages 54-M& 7& Lar"h& L@T@S6
+
'$ 50!
<ser/defined identifiers& se2arators& t12e
definition& uote t12es& "om2ound t12es& ma2s&
seuen"es& re"ords& fun"tions and o2erators&
Lam3da and =ota e,2ressions& modules$
?
;$ 6-7otatio"s
=nter"hange Language& user/defined identifiers
in 7& Ma,imal Sets& -ata T12es 53asi"& set&
2rodu"t& ordered 2air& 3ags6& S"hemas&
A,iomati" de"laration of fun"tions$
?
+$ 3ormal Too88it
Editors& .roof anal1Aers& S1m3oli" simulators
5L@T@S& >A=SE6& translators& Test generator
tools$ State s2a"e e,2loration tools$
'
7$ Case studies of formal methods i" (ractice.
E,am2les in"lude s2e"ifi"ations in tele/
"ommuni"ations 2roto"ol& o2erating s1stems&
3uffer modules$
+
Total Co"tact 1ours 42
14. Te9t Te9t boo8s A$ Harr1& 51BB+6& Formal Methods
Cile1& Chi"hester$
:$ .otter& -$ Till& D$ Sin"lair& 51BB+6&
An Introduction to Formal
Specification and Z& (nd Ed$ .renti"e
Hall& <22er Saddle >i!er$
Refere"ce boo8s D$F$ Monin& M$E$ Hin"he1& 5(0036&
Understanding Formal Methods
S2ringer& New %or*$
8$8$ Lau F >$ :ana"h& eds$ Formal
Methods and Software Engineering,
Le"ture Notes in Com2uter S"ien"e
37?;& S2ringer/4erlag& :erlin$
N$ Nissan*e& 51BBB6 Formal
Specification: Techniques and
Applications& S2ringer/4erlag& New
%or*$
D$Da"*1& 51BB76 The a! of Z:
"ractical "rogramming with Formal
Methods$ Cam3ridge <ni!$ .ress&
Cam3ridge$
M$ Hin"he1 and D$ :owen 51BB;6&
Applications of Formal Methods&
5eds$6$ .renti"e Hall& <22er Saddle
>i!er$
D$ Cood"o"* and D$ -a!ies& 51BB+6
Using Z: Specification, refinement and
"roof# .renti"e/Hall& <22er Saddle
>i!er$

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