UML 2 and SysML: An Approach to Deal with Complexity in SoC/NoC Design
Yves Vanderperren, Wim Dehaene
Abstract
Yves Vanderperren, Wim Dehaene
Abstract
UML is gaining increased attention as a system design language, as indicated by current standardization activities such as the SysML initiative and the UML for SoC Forum. Moreover the adoption of UML 2 is a significant step towards a broader range of modeling capabilities. This paper provides an overview of the impact of these recent advances on the application of UML for SoC and NoC development, proposes a model-driven development method taking benefit of the best techniques recently introduced, and investigates the design of power efficient systems with UML.
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UML is gaining increased attention as a system design language, as indicated by current standardization activities such as the SysML initiative and the UML for SoC Forum. Moreover the adoption of UML 2 is a significant step towards a broader range of modeling capabilities. This paper provides an overview of the impact of these recent advances on the application of UML for SoC and NoC development, proposes a model-driven development method taking benefit of the best techniques recently introduced, and investigates the design of power efficient systems with UML.
Key concepts: Systems Modeling Language, Unified Modeling Language, Applications of UML, Computer science, Standardization, UML tool, Software engineering, Systems engineering