Implementation of a Microsoft Windows embedded standard system
by Kumler, Kristopher L., M.Eng., UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE, 2010, 79 pages; 1492834

Abstract:

Many dedicated-use computer systems sold as complete products require a turn-key design delivered to the customer. This requires a system which is stable, secure, and serviceable. Adaptability of the system to existing software applications is a key consideration for many vendors.

This thesis attempts to establish and gather best practices for designing, configuring, and building a Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 2009 system. An existing real-world system will be used as a case study and example implementation. The end result will be a relatively compact, secure, and efficient Microsoft Windows Operating System image to support the target software application.

 
AdviserAhmed H. Desoky
SchoolUNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
SourceMAI/ 49-05, p. , Jun 2011
Source TypeThesis
SubjectsComputer engineering; Computer science
Publication Number1492834
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