In this thesis a methodology for modeling the usage behavior of multi-functional systems is presented. It focuses on the seamless transition from informally (textually) given functional requirements to formal models of the system behaviour from a black box perspective.
First the functionality is structured hierarchically and dependencies between single functions are captured. Next, the single functions are formally modelled and combined on basis of their dependencies. In order to realize feature interaction, the modular specifications are adapted in a systematic way. The result is a formal model of the usage behaviour.
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In this thesis a methodology for modeling the usage behavior of multi-functional systems is presented. It focuses on the seamless transition from informally (textually) given functional requirements to formal models of the system behaviour from a black box perspective.
First the functionality is structured hierarchically and dependencies between single functions are captured. Next, the single functions are formally modelled and combined on basis of their dependencies. In order to realize featu...
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