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500
Hamilton
COMP235 or COMPX361 and a further 45 points at 300 level in Computer Science
COMP452, COMP552
This paper shows how reactive systems can be modelled and analysed using finite-state machines and temporal logic, and how model checking tools can be used to verify crucial properties of safety-critical systems. It also provides an introduction into the algorithms and data structures used to model check very large finite-state systems.
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