The book "Systems and Software Verification" provides a comprehensive introduction to the formal verification of software through model checking. This method allows for the automatic verification of system correctness and delivers complete proofs or counterexamples that demonstrate why a system may not be correct. The first half of the book covers the theoretical foundations of model checking, including the formal models of systems and the temporal logic used to describe behavioral characteristics. In the second half, it explains how to practically write structured temporal logic specifications. Finally, an overview of some of the most significant model checkers available is provided, making the book a valuable resource for professionals and students in the field of software verification.