Systems Verification

Verification refers to a systematic analysis of a system design in order to identify existing conceptual errors in the design. Initially, we discuss the verification of digital systems (i.e. standard computer systems) in this lecture. After having dealt with the general concepts of verification and several small example system models, we will extend the concept of verification to digital systems that control systems in the physical world. The resulting models will contain a part that describes the digital system plus a part describing physical properties of the system (the combination of a digital system with a physical system is called a cyber-physical system or a hybrid system).

Details

Code	13081 43081
Type	Course
ECTS	5
Site	Fribourg
Track(s)	T1 – Distributed Software Systems T4 – Theory and Logic
Semester	S2025

Teaching

Learning Outcomes	After completion of this course unit, the students know how to model digital systems, can analyse system models, know how to analyse error situations found by the verification system, are able to define verification requirements (properties), can use a verification system, are capable of integrating physical properties into a system model.
Lecturer(s)	Ulrich Ultes-Nitsche
Language	english
Course Page	The course page in ILIAS can be found at https://ilias.unibe.ch/goto_ilias3_unibe_crs_3102268.html.

Schedules and Rooms

Period	Weekly
Schedule	Wednesday, 09:15 - 12:00
Location	UniFR, PER21
Room	B130

Additional information

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First Lecture The first lecture will be announced later.