CSE 331 Software Design & Implementation software
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Description: CSE 331 Software Design Implementation software disasters Autumn 2011 Todays Seattle Times 11232011 The bottom line is the BCS is flawed Stanford football coach Shaw said They themselves know it which is why theyve proposed
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CSE 331 Software Design & Implementation software disasters Autumn 2011 Today’s Seattle Times (11/23/2011) “The bottom line is the BCS is flawed,” [Stanford football coach] Shaw said. “They themselves know it, which is why they've proposed a lot of changes going forward. All I've heard all year is the computers don't like Stanford. The computers haven't programed [sic] themselves.” CSE 331 Autumn 2011 2 Today’s educational objective Hear about some classic “risks” related to software engineering – and learn about some of the underlying problems that caused them The primary intent is to help you understand your responsibilities as a software engineering CSE 331 Autumn 2011 3 comp.risks Since 1985, Peter Neumann has moderated a Usenet newsgroup named comp.risks “Forum On Risks To The Public In Computers And Related Systems” Safety, privacy, stupidity, etc. A web version is the Risks Digest http://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks CSE 331 Autumn 2011 4 Software safety Safeware: System Safety and Computers. Nancy Leveson. Addison Wesley (1995). Software safety is not the same as software reliability Reliability concerns the probability that a system will perform in a certain way Safety concerns what happens when a system fails comp.risks first year: some 1985 topics Legend: ! = Loss of Life; * = Potentially Life-Critical; $ = Loss of Money/Equipment; S = Security/Privacy/Integrity Flaw CSE 331 Autumn 2011 5 *$ Mariner 1: Atlas booster launch failure DO 100 I=1.10 (not 1,10) (SEN 8 5) *$ Mariner 18: aborted due to missing NOT in program (SEN 5 2) *$ F18: plane crashed due to missing exception condition, pilot OK (SEN 6 2) *$ El Dorado brake computer bug caused recall of all El Dorados (SEN 4 4) * Second Space Shuttle operational simulation: tight loop upon cancellation of an attempted abort; required manual override (SEN 7 1) * Gemini V 100mi landing err, prog ignored orbital motion around sun (SEN 9 1) * F16 simulation: plane flipped over whenever it crossed equator (SEN 5 2) * F16 simulation: upside-down F16 deadlock over left vs. right roll (SEN 9 5) * SF BART train doors sometimes open on long legs between stations (SEN 8 5) * IRS reprogramming cost USA interest on at least 1,150,000 refunds (SEN 10 3) Santa Clara prison data system (inmate altered release date) (SEN 10 1). Computerized time-bomb inserted by programmer (for extortion?) (10 3) *$ Colorado River flooding in 1983, due to faulty weather data and/or