From an Annotated BPMN Model to a Use Case Diagram: DESTINY Methodology

Ayed, Nourchène Elleuch Ben; Ben-Abdallah, Hanêne

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“…As investigated by Osman [1], the written text of the user requirements was analyzed using the natural language processing. Some studies have attempted to derive and visualize a UCD by using a business value [3] and a business process modeling notation (BPMN) [4]. In a similar vein, some recent studies have used NLP to generate CD [5]- [8].…”

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Event-based approach for analyzing and designing system: A case study of designing curriculum system

Andriyani¹,

Aminuddin²,

Mahdiyah³

et al. 2022

Telfor J

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Designing a system is an important step in the software development process. A use case diagram (UCD) and a class diagram (CD) are the most used diagrams in designing a system. This case study aims to explore the implementation of an event-based approach using the event table (ET) to design the Outcome-based Education Curriculum System (OBECS). In generating a UCD of OBECS, the event-based approach involves three processes: (1) identifying actors and the relationship between actors; (2) identifying use cases and the relationships of the use cases; and (3) generating UCD. Meanwhile, there are four processes in the event-based approach which can be used to generate a CD of OBECS namely: (1) identifying the classes for each event or action using the ET;(2) identifying the relationships between sources and objects; (3) identifying the class' attributes and methods; and (4) integrating all classes. Our study proposes a clear and simple concept to generate a UCD and CD in designing a system. It is expected that the result of the current study could help a software designer in modelling the system from the system requirement.

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confidence: 99%

Event-based approach for analyzing and designing system: A case study of designing curriculum system

Andriyani¹,

Aminuddin²,

Mahdiyah³

et al. 2022

Telfor J

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Transformation From CIM to PIM: a Systematic Mapping

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Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is the most prominent and accepted methodology based on the Model Driven Development (MDD) principles. MDA includes three abstraction levels: Computer Independent Models (CIM), Platform Independent models (PIM) and Platform specific models (PSM). MDA encourages the automatic transformation of models as a means to increase the speed of the software development process and to prevent human errors. There are plenty of solutions to transform PIMs to PSMs, however the CIM to PIM transformation does not receive a similar attention. In that sense, this paper aims to describe a systematic mapping to analyze the main characteristics of the approaches that deal with the CIM to PIM transformation as well as to discuss research directions stemming out from our analysis. The results of this mapping study could be a valuable information source for the scientific community in order to know the real advances in this topic and to avoid unnecessary effort dealing with problems that have already been addressed. For example, this study yielded the models at the CIM level that have already been transformed into models at the PIM level. Hence, with this information, the researchers could focus their attention on finding solutions to transform those models at CIM level that have not been transformed into models at PIM level. Likewise, this mapping study provides information regarding the technological support of this type of transformation. This information could be useful for those software projects interested to adopt MDA.INDEX TERMS Model Driven Architecture (MDA), Computer Independent Models (CIM), Platform Independent models (PIM), systematic mapping.

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From an Annotated BPMN Model to a Use Case Diagram: DESTINY Methodology

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Event-based approach for analyzing and designing system: A case study of designing curriculum system

Event-based approach for analyzing and designing system: A case study of designing curriculum system

Transformation From CIM to PIM: a Systematic Mapping

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