Real-time Systems' Quality of Service [electronic resource] : Introducing Quality of Service Considerations in the Life Cycle of Real-time Systems /
Gumzej, Roman.author.
Halang, Wolfgang A.,1951-
Quality of product has always been an important consideration for any producer, but now increasingly sophisticated products are spurring a growth in the importance of quality of service. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service examines the attainability of efficiency, economy, and ease of use, which make up the quality of service of technologically advanced products. Since production processes have a significant impact on the quality of products, interest is now focused on their control systems, for which a number of quality criteria must be observed during their real-time operation. Quality of service of a real-time system is dependent on the quality of its design and development process; hence, guidelines on how to integrate its parameters with this process are of the utmost importance in achieving the desired system quality. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service reviews the state of the art in quality of service evaluation for real-time systems. It gives a classification of the relevant parameters for quality of service evaluation and also determines the critical points in the design and development process of real-time systems - where performance criteria should be applied or checked. Then, software development and certification standards are assessed, and finally the authors elaborate on how the suggested criteria should be applied to the design, development, and certification process of real-time systems. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service will guide researchers and postgraduates in embedded and real-time systems through the process of introducing quality of service parameters into real-time systems.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [121]-125) and index.
Performance Metrics for Real-time Systems -- QoS Criteria for Real-time Systems -- QoS-oriented Design and Evaluation of Real-time Systems -- QoS Decision Flowchart for Real-time Systems -- Design of Real-time Systems for QoS -- Design in UML Oriented at QoS -- Certification of Real-time Systems -- Conclusion.
Quality of product has always been an important consideration for any producer, but now increasingly sophisticated products are spurring a growth in the importance of quality of service. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service examines the attainability of efficiency, economy, and ease of use, which make up the quality of service of technologically advanced products. Since production processes have a significant impact on the quality of products, interest is now focused on their control systems, for which a number of quality criteria must be observed during their real-time operation. Quality of service of a real-time system is dependent on the quality of its design and development process; hence, guidelines on how to integrate its parameters with this process are of the utmost importance in achieving the desired system quality. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service reviews the state of the art in quality of service evaluation for real-time systems. It gives a classification of the relevant parameters for quality of service evaluation and also determines the critical points in the design and development process of real-time systems - where performance criteria should be applied or checked. Then, software development and certification standards are assessed, and finally the authors elaborate on how the suggested criteria should be applied to the design, development, and certification process of real-time systems. Real-time Systems' Quality of Service will guide researchers and postgraduates in embedded and real-time systems through the process of introducing quality of service parameters into real-time systems.
Quality control.
Reliability.
Industrial safety.
Control engineering.
Robotics.
Mechatronics.
Electrical engineering.
Quality Control, Reliability, Safety and Risk.
Control, Robotics, Mechatronics.
Communications Engineering, Networks.