C. Smith, University of Queensland, Australia
K. Winter, University of Queensland, Australia
I. Hayes, University of Queensland, Australia
G. Dromey, University of Queensland, Australia
A toolset for system design and analysis is described. The tool allows individual translated functional requirements to be entered graphically as Behavior Trees. Once integrated these Behavior Trees form a problem domain representation of the design. This representation is automatically mapped to CSP to enable model checking with FDR. A number of consistency checks on the design can be performed. Examples are used to illustrate the results produced by the toolset.
Citation:
C. Smith, K. Winter, I. Hayes, G. Dromey, P. Lindsay, D. Carrington, "An Environment for Building a System out of its Requirements," ase, pp.398-399, 19th IEEE International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE'04), 2004