A Systematic Mapping of Architectures for Embedded Software

Antonio, Erik Aceiro; Ferrari, Fabiano Cutigi; Fabbri, Sandra

doi:10.1109/cbsec.2012.22

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“…A secondary study was conducted to help the comprehension on how the research community has been investigating and describing software architectures for embedded systems Antonio et al [33]. The basis string for running the searches was (‘software architecture’ AND reference OR model) AND (‘embedded system’ OR ‘embedded software’).…”

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Externalising tacit knowledge of the systematic review process

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Systematic Reviews (SRs) have recently intensified in Software Engineering. However, there is a lack of work that makes explicit how the process to perform SR is in practice. The goal of this paper is externalising the process that reflects how SRs are currently performed, transforming tacit knowledge into explicit knowledge. We describe the phases and activities that compose the process and the relationship among them, and explore the iterative characteristic of this process, focusing on intra-and inter-phase iterations that are necessary to conduct the process appropriately. To achieve the proposed goal, we devised the process based on practical experience acquired for several years by research groups in Software Engineering, which include graduate students and researchers who have applied SR. The process has been applied in several SRs and seems to be effective in keeping the focus of the review at all phases. Moreover, the externalisation of the process has been useful to help researchers improving the process execution quality. As the process reflects the practice and is explained in details, it can be used as a guide to better understand the SR process and its details. This shall contribute to improve all SR process phases, and hence the quality of SR results.

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“…The activity of architecture design for embedded systems was investigated by Antonio et al [16], which aimed at establishing the state of the art on the topic by analyzing proposed architectures, available on the literature. For that, a SMS based on the guidelines of Petersen et al [15] was performed.…”

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Design Approaches for Critical Embedded Systems: A Systematic Mapping Study

Feitosa

Ampatzoglou

Avgeriou

et al. 2018

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Critical Embedded Systems (CES) are systems in which failures are potentially catastrophic and, therefore, hard constraints are imposed on them. In the last years the amount of software accommodated within CES has considerably changed. For example, in smart cars the amount of software has grown about 100 times compared to previous years. This change means that software design for these systems is also bounded to hard constraints (e.g., high security and performance). Along the evolution of CES, the approaches for designing them are also changing rapidly, so as to fit the specialized needs of CES. Thus, a broad understanding of such approaches is missing. Therefore, this study aims to establish a fair overview on CESs design approaches. For that, we conducted a Systematic Mapping Study (SMS), in which we collected 1,673 papers from five digital libraries, filtered 269 primary studies, and analyzed five facets: design approaches, applications domains, critical quality attributes, tools, and type of evidence. Our findings show that the body of knowledge is vast and overlaps with other types of systems (e.g., real-time or cyber-physical systems). In addition, we have observed that some critical quality attributes are common among various application domains, as well as approaches and tools are oftentimes generic to CES.

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Systematic Mapping Study: Use of Design Science in Creation and Evaluation of UX Artifacts

Stapić

Vukovac

2019

HCI International 2019 – Late Breaking Papers

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A Systematic Mapping of Architectures for Embedded Software

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Externalising tacit knowledge of the systematic review process

Externalising tacit knowledge of the systematic review process

Design Approaches for Critical Embedded Systems: A Systematic Mapping Study

Systematic Mapping Study: Use of Design Science in Creation and Evaluation of UX Artifacts

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