Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution

To address change encountered during product evolution in SoCs, a concept based design methodology based on UML 2.0 is presented in this paper. A system specification given in the form of UML 2.0 sequence and class diagrams is segregated into concepts with a Generic Adaptive Layer (GAL) around them....

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Main Authors: Ahmed, Waseem, Tazuddin, Adrus Mohamad, Wong, Ming Ming, Liaw, Tzy Renn, Myers, Douglas
Format: Proceeding
Language:English
Published: 2007
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Online Access:http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/1/Partitioning%20for%20a%20concept-%20based%20SoC%20design.pdf
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author Ahmed, Waseem
Tazuddin, Adrus Mohamad
Wong, Ming Ming
Liaw, Tzy Renn
Myers, Douglas
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Wong, Ming Ming
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description To address change encountered during product evolution in SoCs, a concept based design methodology based on UML 2.0 is presented in this paper. A system specification given in the form of UML 2.0 sequence and class diagrams is segregated into concepts with a Generic Adaptive Layer (GAL) around them. GALs offer generic adaptibility to existing concepts and change localization during product evolution. The major advantage of using the presented methodology is an improvement in the development time of the system during both the design and the maintenance phases. Experiences from using three categories of concepts are presented.
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spelling unimas-6752015-09-14T08:42:54Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/ Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution Ahmed, Waseem Tazuddin, Adrus Mohamad Wong, Ming Ming Liaw, Tzy Renn Myers, Douglas T Technology (General) TS Manufactures To address change encountered during product evolution in SoCs, a concept based design methodology based on UML 2.0 is presented in this paper. A system specification given in the form of UML 2.0 sequence and class diagrams is segregated into concepts with a Generic Adaptive Layer (GAL) around them. GALs offer generic adaptibility to existing concepts and change localization during product evolution. The major advantage of using the presented methodology is an improvement in the development time of the system during both the design and the maintenance phases. Experiences from using three categories of concepts are presented. 2007-11-25 Proceeding NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/1/Partitioning%20for%20a%20concept-%20based%20SoC%20design.pdf Ahmed, Waseem and Tazuddin, Adrus Mohamad and Wong, Ming Ming and Liaw, Tzy Renn and Myers, Douglas (2007) Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution. In: International Conference on intelligent and Advanced System. (Unpublished) http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpls/abs_all.jsp?arnumber=4658601&tag=1
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Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
title Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
title_full Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
title_fullStr Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
title_full_unstemmed Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
title_short Partitioning for a Concept-Based SoC Design to Address Product Evolution
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url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/
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http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/675/1/Partitioning%20for%20a%20concept-%20based%20SoC%20design.pdf