DocumentCode
278300
Title
Teaching software engineering to undergraduates in a control engineering context
Author
Jones, D.I. ; Hope, S.
Author_Institution
Wales Univ., Bangor, UK
fYear
1991
fDate
33352
Firstpage
42461
Lastpage
42464
Abstract
The topics traditionally associated with control engineering courses at undergraduate level are, typically: dynamic modelling of physical systems, principles of linear systems, feedback theory and digital control systems. Modern control systems depend heavily on software for their implementation and the authors believe that it is advisable to integrate the teaching of control engineering with real-time systems and software engineering. They describe the first stage of development of a course to achieve these aims within their undergraduate curriculum at Bangor University. They focus on software engineering for real-time control systems
Keywords
computer science education; computerised control; real-time systems; software engineering; Bangor University; control engineering; digital control systems; dynamic modelling; feedback theory; linear systems; real-time systems; software engineering; teaching;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Computer Aided Software Engineering Tools for Real-Time Control, IEE Colloquium on
Conference_Location
London
Type
conf
Filename
181512
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