Model Based SW Engineering: a success story from development of the Joint Strike Missile
summary
Describes Kongsberg’s shift over ten years from document-based to model-based engineering for the Joint Strike Missile, using an in-house component infrastructure and code generator to turn high-level models into runnable embedded software. Covers the workflow from requirements to system design and software architecture, including generation of IDL interfaces and CCM configuration files, and explains how abstractions and modularization enable reuse of model and code in tests and simulations.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:05This recording is from NDC Tech Town 2019
- 2:55Introduction
- 4:51KONCERTO Part1: Overview & Basics
- 18:13KONCERTO - KEY FEATURES
- 22:48KONCERTO Part2: Details and Examples
- 54:18Questions?
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