In this chapter we introduce methods for assessing the quality of software architectures and we discuss one of the techniques—ATAM. We discuss the non-functional properties of automotive software and we review the methods used to assess such properties as dependability, robustness and reliability. We follow the ISO/IEC 25000 series of standards when discussing these properties. In this chapter we also address the challenges related to the integration of hardware and software and the impact of this integration. We review differences with stand-alone desktop applications and discuss examples of these differences. Towards the end of the chapter we discuss the need to measure these properties and introduce the need for software measurement.
Evaluation of Automotive Software Architectures
Automotive Software Architectures ; Chapter : 8 ; 189-213
2020-12-17
25 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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