IAS-RESEARCH BLOG

Ensuring software quality & reliability with configuration & change managemen - Configuration management systems help to deliver coordinated high quality and highly reliable software and hardware by easily identifying features and functional content within a particular software and hardware availability

I am gathering SystemC TLM 2.0 Sources. Here are the ones that I vae found useful.
1.0 Doulos Tutorial
http://www.doulos.com/knowhow/systemc/tlm2/
2.0 ESL Book Blog
http://electronicsystemlevel.com/
3.0 Greensoc
http://www.greensocs.com/
4.0 Mentor Graphics
http://communities.mentor.com/mgcx/community/asic_fpga/esl
5.0 www.systemc.org
6.0 ESL- http://electronicsystemlevel.com/
7.0 System Design with System C- ISBN-1-4020-7072-1
7.0 Open Cores
http://www.opencores.org/
8.0 Eclipse Plugins for SystemC- This is Interesting for Development toolset.

Build Safety-Critical Designs with UML-based Fault Tree Analysis: Anesthesia ventilator evaluation - This three part series describes Fault Tree Analysis for safety evaluation, and use of the UML profiling mechanism to create a safety analysis profile, including the definition of its normative metamodel. Part 3: FTA of a surgical anesthesia ventilator.

Requirements Management Reduces Software Defects and Improves Code Quality - Investment in software requirements management, equal to that made for design and coding, is necessary to secure a firm foundation on which to construct a successful project.

The original distrbuted Enterprise Application Development Platform. Microsoft and IBM have adopted most of these technologies in .NET environment. It is pity that Sun Microssystem, who is the original develops of this technology is geting sold to Oracle. I guess marketing hype is everything, also sun neglected the SMB marketplace.

The following resources have been useful for Java based enterprise development.

1.0 J2EE Enterprise Development
http://www.amazon.com/J2EE-Developers-Handbook-Library/dp/0672323486/ref...
2.0 Apache Tomcat

Back to the Basics - Practical Embedded Coding Tips: Part 5 - In this six part series, Jack Ganssle deals with the many embedded C-language coding problems and gotchas and provides some helpful hints on how to resolve them. Part 5: Using your C-compiler to minimize code size.

Back to the Basics - Practical Embedded Coding Tips: Part 4 - In this six part series, excerpted from a recent book for students, Jack Ganssle deals with the many embedded C-language coding problems and gotchas and provides some helpful hints on how to resolve them. Part 4: Determining your design's interrupt latency

I have gathered some programming articles from Code project for last 7 years. You may find them useful.

1.0 Codeproject book marks.
http://www.codeproject.com/script/Bookmarks/List.aspx?obtid=2&bmid=155454

Jack Ganssle's Practical Embedded Coding Tips: Part 2 - In this six part series, Jack Ganssle deals with the many embedded C-language coding problems and gotchas and provides some helpful hints on how to resolve them. Part 2: Asynchronous Hardware/Firmware, race conditions and solutions.

Some of my Resources

1.0 MIT Sloan
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Sloan-School-of-Management/15-341Fall-2006/Cou...
2.0 BCIT Reading
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/1650/index.html
3.0 MIT Sloan
http://ocw.mit.edu/OcwWeb/Sloan-School-of-Management/15-668Fall-2005/Rea...
4.0 Summit Consulting
http://www.summitconsulting.com/
5.0 American Marketing Organization
http://www.marketingpower.com/Pages/default.aspx
6.0 MIT Leadership Center
http://mitworld.mit.edu/