Seminar: Rapid prototyping using the Unified Modelling Language (UML)
17 July 2002
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Software has become the very personality of embedded products. Interestingly, most of the 'software' attention has been focused on the lower-level development activities such as writing the software, compiling, linking, and debugging at the assembly and source code levels. However, little attention has been paid to the very high-risk factors such as designing the right product, building a credible design, and delivering the application source code in a well-documented, maintainable, and re-usable format.
Systems-level software designer, I-Logix, says that unlike common CASE tools that enable a developer to only draw pictures and create data dictionaries, its Rhapsody object-oriented analysis design and implementation tool provides a complete visual programming environment that conforms to the UML standard notation and integrates the entire software development process into one 'associative' environment.
I-Logix is holding seminars in Stellenbosch and Johannesburg on the 22 and 24 July respectively, where the following topics will be covered: Visual modelling using the UML; Executable models; Model code associativity; Realtime framework; Design level debugging; and Concurrent design collaboration.
Readers who are interested are invited to attend.
To register see www.ilogix.com/about/events/seminars.cfm or contact Martin Stacey, [email protected]
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