FORSYTE – Formal Methods in Systems Engineering
Formal Methods in Systems Engineering
Programming is difficult, and errors in critical computer systems can be dangerous and expensive. We are developing mathematically precise tools which assist human engineers in the construction and analysis of programs. Our methods are aiming to make programs more reliable, predictable, and secure.
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Fundamental research topics include software model checking, test case generation, static analysis, protocol verification, and formal methods for distributed and concurrent systems. Industrial research is focusing on low level software, and embedded systems in the avionics and automotive sector.
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We are offering courses in Formal Methods, Model Checking, Computer-Aided Verification, Abstract Interpretation, and Decision Procedures. We are always looking for enthusiastic young people who are interested in a research project or thesis in the Bachelor, Master, and PhD programs.
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TU Vienna Honorary Doctorate to Ed Clarke
We are glad to announce that TU Vienna will award an honorary doctorate to Ed Clarke. Edmund M. Clarke is among the leading computer scientists of our times. As a professor at Harvard, and, since 1982, at Carnegie Mellon University, he and his group have not only laid the theoretical and logical foundations of model [...]
[Read More...]Opening of Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms (VCLA) on Jan 25
The Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms is an initiative of the Faculty of Informatics and funded by a three-year competitive grant of Vienna University of Technology. Embedded into the primary research area Computational Intelligence and the funding priority Computational Logic of the Faculty, the center is promoting international scientific collaboration in logic and algorithms. [...]
[Read More...]Happy New Year 2012!
The FORSYTE team is wishing our friends, colleagues and students a Happy New Year!
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