Formal methods, (5 credits)
Today's software systems are commonly buggy, untrustworthy and insecure. Formal methods is an area of research that uses methods with solid mathematical foundations to model, construct and verify software/hardware systems.

This course discusses three common methods for ensuring safety and security in software systems and includes three parts:
-  Model-Level verification:  that covers model checking, a technique to model and automatically verify a system at the modelling level.
-  Program Verification: that (i) discusses formalisms to specify and derive contracts for programs, and (ii) employs the programming language Dafny to develop correct programs.
-  Information Flow Control: that deals with security analysis of Java programs to ensure integrity and confidentiality.

The course will be given during the period: 2/11, 2020 – 17/1 2021
Please sign up by 25/10, 2020

For more information see the course plan: https://kursplan.lnu.se/kursplaner/syllabus-4DV701-1.pdf

If you have any questions, please contact Narges Khakpour – narges.khakpour@lnu.se 

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