Rapid prototyping from structured analysis: executable specification approach

Lea, R.-J.; Chung, Chyan‐Goei

doi:10.1016/0950-5849(90)90205-6

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The Proposed Ooa Model1

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“…Services are partitioned into two classes in our model: query services (Qservices), which retrieve information from objects, and state transition services (STservices), which change the states of objects. Each Class-&-Object is associated with a state transition table [8] that represents its behavior (see Figure 2). …”

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An OOA model with system function specifications

Chou

Chung

Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Requirements Engineering

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A new OOA model and methodology are proposed in this paper. n e proposed OOA model is composed of an object model, which specipes objects and the relationships between them, and a function model, which specipes system functions and their operation logic. The proposed OOA methodology develops the specipcations of objects and system functions in parallel by following a functional refinement process. Since system functions are speciped clearly in the OOA model, the user can easily understand what the system can do by tracing its spec@cation. The object model and function model are developed in parallel, so the consistency between system functions and objects are kept throughout the OOA process.16 0-8186-&480-6/94 $03.00 8 1994 IEEE

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