As long as requirements to computer designs are formulated in an
ambiguous human language and as long as these designs are implemented by
humans not insured against possible carelessness and
misunderstandings, computer systems will contain errors. For the time
being, the only way to guarantee the absence of errors in a computer
system is to exploit rigorous formal methods of mathematics for
specifying a system's intended behavior and proving that the actual
system's implementation meets the desired specification.
In the
seminar, we will consider articles describing how logic and
mathematics could be applied for precise specification and subsequent
verification of selected computer systems, e.g., processors, compilers,
and microkernels.
Why participate in this seminar?
- learn about research developments in formal specification and verification
- block seminar on 1-2 days
- scientific talks and discussions
- supervision and feedback
Thursday, 15.4.2021, at 15:15
Course website: https://www.mais.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de/formspec-ss21.html
- Dozent*in: Florian Dewald
- Dozent*in: Lars Luthmann
- Dozent*in: Heiko Mantel
- Dozent*in: Alexandra Weber
- Dozent*in: Tim Weißmantel