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1 Real-time requirements  Intro to Software Engineering  Software Development Process Models  Formal methods in software specification  Structured Analysis  Object-oriented analysis and the UML

2 Context diagram Inertial Measurement System

3 Data Flow / Control Flow Diagram Level 0 DFD for the inertial measurement system. The dashed arcs represent control flow in the system.

4 Structured Analysis  Structured Design DFD 1: Gyro torquing.

5 Structured Analysis  Structured Design PSPECs for DFD 1: Torque gyros.

6 State Transition Diagram Microwave oven model

7 Entity-Relationship Diagram Department Manager Employee manages is managed by has works in one to one relationship one to many relationship

8 Entity-Relationship Diagram Semantic Data model of a Software design

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