SEESCOA

SEESCOA stands for Software Engineering for Embedded Systems using a Component Oriented Approach. The project runs from October 1999 till September 2003. It is a project with a total budget of EUR 2'000'000, after it has been classified as a top project. It is carried out by 4 academic partners:
SEESCOA is funded by the IWT (Flemish Institue of Science and Technology) and 6 industrial partners. These are: Siemens, Barco-graphics, Agfa Gevaert, Imec, Philips and Alcatel. Highlights of this period:

Deliverables

Some deliverables written by me might help clarifying what components are and how the component system can be used.

1. Philips Visiation Report (24 pages); 25 April 2000 -- Werner Van Belle
2. Common Test Case (10 pages) -- all members of the team
3. Working Definition of Components (19 pages) -- Werner Van Belle & David Urting
4. Real Time UML (26 pages) -- Werner Van Belle & Tom Toutenel
5. The Component System (62 pages) -- Werner Van Belle
6. Refinement of the Component Architecture (36 pages) -- Werner Van Belle
7. Component Oriented Design of Common Test Case (126 pages) -- all members of the team

Code

The code contains only the source of the component system. All other code can probably be found on the main website of the seescoa project: http://www.cs.kuleuven.ac.be/cwis/research/distrinet/projects/SEESCOA/

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