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… other) Choice of course: □ IP in Innovative Science □ IPR Intensive Entrepreneurship □ both If you chose to participate only in one of the 2 courses, can you give the reason for your choice and the reason for not participating in both courses: Dietary requirements: …
… dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd dddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd An accreditation is an independent and official decision on whether a bachelor’s or master’s programme meets the requirements. Each programme is assessed every six years by an independent accreditation panel consisting of peers. “An accreditation keeps you on your toes,” says Hans Savelberg, Director of Education for Biomedical Sciences. “It’s a lot of work, … panel alone, but mainly for ourselves, in order to increase the quality of the education.” A look in the mirror “Every accreditation starts with a critical self- assessment in which the programme describes itself and the degree to which it meets the requirements of the NVAO (Dutch-Flemish Accreditation Organisation),” explains Guy Bendermacher, policy adviser at the Institute for Education. “That’s done on the basis of four standards (intended learning outcomes, teach- ing-learning environment, …
… Designers and users of cyber-physical systems often require guarantees on the system’s behavior, hence the need of a runtime verification process. This formal verification can be done using temporal logic, a formalism able to specify the system’s requirements with temporal constraints. In 1977, Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) [9] is introduced, allowing to describe discrete time properties on a discrete signal. This is mainly used for formal verification of software or digital hardware, but reaches … in the development of formal methods for verification of safety critical systems, program analysis and information management. Implementations of formal methods are widely used to approve in ad- vance that designed systems satisfy all specification requirements, such as reliability, safety and reachability. Historically, there have been two main approaches to deal with non-linear constrains: the symbolic one originated by Tarski’s decision procedure for the real closed fields and the numerical …