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CW 354

Peter Rigole, Yolande Berbers
The working of the SEESCOA common test case

Abstract

This report describes the key points in the implementation of the common test case of the SEESCOA project: a camera surveillance system. SEESCOA stands for Software Engineering for Embedded Systems using a Component Oriented Approach. The additions that have been made to the initial design of the surveillance application are highlighted in this report. The main design change consists in the use of a controller for loading the initial configuration.