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<strong>KTH</strong> Studiehandbok Studiehandbok 20<strong>06</strong>-20<strong>07</strong><br />

• Specific features<br />

• Software fault tolerance techniques: N-version programming,<br />

recovery blocks, self-checking software, etc.<br />

Förkunskaper<br />

Basic understanding of circuits and digital logic.<br />

Kursfordringar<br />

Assignment (ANN1; 1 credit)<br />

Midterm (ANN2; 1 credit)<br />

Examination (TEN1; 3 credits)<br />

It is a 5 credit course with the final evaluation based on five homework<br />

assignments (20%), a midterm exam (20%) and a final exam (60%). For PhD<br />

students, an additional task will be to read and present a paper approved by the<br />

instructor (20 min talk).<br />

Kurslitteratur<br />

Course notes E. Dubrova, "Fault-Tolerant Design: An Introduction" (draft,<br />

will be distributed in the class).<br />

• Markov processes<br />

• Hardware redundancy<br />

• Redundancy schemes<br />

• Evaluation and comparison<br />

• Applications<br />

• Information redundancy<br />

• Codes: linear, Hamming,<br />

cyclic, unordered, arithmetic, etc.<br />

• Encoding and decoding<br />

techniques<br />

• Applications<br />

• Time redundancy<br />

• Software fault tolerance<br />

• Specific features<br />

• Software fault tolerance<br />

techniques: N-version programming,<br />

recovery blocks, self-checking<br />

software, etc.<br />

Prerequisites<br />

Basic understanding of circuits and<br />

digital logic.<br />

Requirements<br />

Assignment (ANN1; 1 credit)<br />

Midterm (ANN2; 1 credit)<br />

Examination (TEN1; 3 credits)<br />

It is a 5 credit course with the final<br />

evaluation based on five homework<br />

assignments (20%), a midterm exam<br />

(20%) and a final exam (60%). For PhD<br />

students, an additional task will be to<br />

read and present a paper approved by<br />

the instructor (20 min talk).<br />

Required Reading<br />

Course notes E. Dubrova, "Fault-<br />

Tolerant Design: An Introduction"<br />

(draft, will be distributed in the class).<br />

632<br />

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