Why Quantified Insight in System Design is Required.
abstract
Software education is mostly function-oriented.
Techniques and formalisms are focused on system
behavior.
Software architects often don't have a quantified insight in problem domain or choosen solutions, although computers work internally with bits and bytes.
This is a problem for IT systems in general, but is more so for embedded systems.
Embedded systems interact with the physical world, which can be modeled quantitatively: energy consumption, speed, force, et cetera.
This presentation addresses quantification of system and software design, illustrated by case examples.
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