1991
DOI: 10.21236/ada237810
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Tool Integration and Environment Architectures

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“…In Figure 3 this threedimensional are corresponding to the user interface, tools and data-layer, aiming to ensure the fundamental characteristics of the 3-D integrated model. [12] [13] Users (developers as the main categories of users) interface, in the front or the top level provides humancomputer interface for the user to operate on and interact. Interface integrated system must provide interface tools system and the Common presentation Protocol, in order to achieve the standardization of various types of interface generation, distribution, display and switch, and Coordination, communications and scheduling between the interface and the interface, as well as the tools and services.…”
Section: B the N-life-cycle Model Of Software Product Linementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Figure 3 this threedimensional are corresponding to the user interface, tools and data-layer, aiming to ensure the fundamental characteristics of the 3-D integrated model. [12] [13] Users (developers as the main categories of users) interface, in the front or the top level provides humancomputer interface for the user to operate on and interact. Interface integrated system must provide interface tools system and the Common presentation Protocol, in order to achieve the standardization of various types of interface generation, distribution, display and switch, and Coordination, communications and scheduling between the interface and the interface, as well as the tools and services.…”
Section: B the N-life-cycle Model Of Software Product Linementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) has published several works on CASE tools, particularly on CASE tool integration [22], [23], and CASE tool planning and adoption [10], [21]. However, none of these works deals with teaching CASE.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The system interface will gather quantitative data and offer guidance according to the collected data and the project plan. By providing such an interface, a project plan serves as an integration mechanism for a software engineering environment [32].…”
Section: Level 4: Process-centered Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%