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    Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani

    Work-Integrated Learning Programmes Division


    Second Semester 2009-2010
    Comprehensive Examination (EC-2 Regular)

    Course No. : IS ZC424
    Course Title : SOFTWARE FOR EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
    Nature of Exam : Open Book
    Weightage : 60%
    Duration : 3 Hours
    Date of Exam : 04/04/2010 (FN)
    Note:
    1. Please follow all the Instructions to Candidates given on the cover page of the answer book.
    2. All parts of a question should be answered consecutively. Each answer should start from a fresh page.

    Q.1. Case Study: A card verifier that controls the access of the visitor of a building through the
    card. The system has a small sensor to detect the card and read the bar code to identify the
    card. Then the system will search the code inside a list of codes that are authorized and
    have the access inside the building. If the code matches, it will generate a signal to release
    the lock for the gate. Otherwise it will show a red light on the front monitor and a user
    friendly message such as Card not authorized. If an unauthorized card is put inside the
    slot for a maximum number of times, the system will generate an alarm.

    (a). List the functional and non functional requirements of the above mentioned
    system.
    (b). Describe the above mentioned Card Verification System (CVS) with appropriate
    Use case diagram(s).
    (c). Suggest a suitable architectural design for the above mentioned system.
    (d). Show the dynamic aspects of the system with the help of sequence/timing
    diagrams.
    (e). Identify the various timeliness constraints of the system.
    (f). Explain Concurrency and Scheduling issues of the system.
    (Note: Use UML 2.0 notations wherever applicable.) [4+5+4+7+2+3=25]

    Q.2. Case Study: Our goal is to develop an application to enter text (e.g. Short Messages)
    more efficiently using a mobile phone keyboard. It includes auto-completion of text while
    it is being typed and performs spell-checks.
    Real-time Constraints
    o Completion should decide the next character within 20% of the time taken by
    the user between 2 key presses.
    o Spell-check should happen incrementally (per word)
    Embedding Constraints
    o Dictionary size (memory limitation) vs. usability of feature.
    Robustness Constraints
    o Dictionary must be editable should allow user to enter variations of words.

    (a). Describe the system with the help of use case diagram.
    (b). Explain the text completion and correctness process with the help of sequence
    diagram(s).
    (c). Show the QoS (Quality of Service) requirements of the system with suitable UML
    diagram(s).
    (d). Show the design of the system by showing initial class diagram with proper
    associations. [5 + 5 + 4 + 6 = 20]

    Q.3. What aspect of collaboration does the observer pattern attempt to optimize? [7]

    Q.4. What are the various task structuring criteria used for a RT embedded system. Explain the
    concurrent task structuring issues in detail. [8]
    *******
    No. of Pages = 1
    No. of Questions = 4

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