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Course on Program Verification 2012/2013

Course on Program Verification 2012/2013. URL: www.cs.uu.nl/docs/vakken/pv by Wishnu Prasetya ( wishnu@cs.uu.nl ). Course Goals. ‘ verification ’ , we will define it as assuring that a program P satisfies a given specification S . Introducing you to: some verification techniques

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Course on Program Verification 2012/2013

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  1. Course on Program Verification2012/2013 URL: www.cs.uu.nl/docs/vakken/pv by Wishnu Prasetya (wishnu@cs.uu.nl)

  2. Course Goals • ‘verification’ , we will define it as assuring that a program P satisfies a given specification S. • Introducing you to: • some verification techniques • and technologies • In the end, the gained insight and experience can help you to identify how to use those techniques in your particular setup latter in practice

  3. Course goals • Emphasize is on automated techniques. • Trade off: expressiveness. • Check all possible executions. • Check only some representative instances of executions (aka testing) • Check vs a complete specification • Check vs a partial/weaker specification • Check the real software • Check a model

  4. Course Setup • Themes : • Model checker • Hoare logic • Higher order theorem prover • Refinement based approach • 2 lab assignments (not so big) • 1 project (big), also a lot of room for your own idea • For the lab assignments and project, you can work in pairs. Note that deliverable always include a report.

  5. Software • You may need to bring your own laptop. Needed software: Spin, HOL, and Z3. Install them ASAP!! • Theorem prover HOL, also requires • Moscow ML (Mosml), ML is a functional language • Model checker SPIN, also requires • C compiler + its standard libraries. • On Windows you probably also need Cygwin or Msys+Mingw to get the C compiler. • Tk/Tcl for its GUI • Dot for drawing state automata • Links to HOL & Spin sites can be found in PV website. Consult their install instructions.

  6. Grading, etc • Grading: • 2 assignments, each is worth 15% of end grade • the project is 30% • Final exam, 40 % • Website: www.cs.uu.nl/docs/vakken/pv Regularly check it out…

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