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For each of the above projects establish:
- Informal and formal domain descriptions,
- informal and formal requirements descriptions,
- informal and formal software design proposals:
- software architecture descriptions and
- program organisation descriptions.
Each project report must show that the following aspects have
been covered -- or to which degree (on a scale of 0-10) they are
covered in the project report:
- Conformance Expectations:
- Descriptions (Chapter 10):
- Designations
- Definitions
- Refutable Assertions
- Abstractions & Modelling (Chapter 3):
- Model- respectively Property-oriented Models.
- Representation resp. Operational Abstraction.
- Hierarchical vs. Configurational Abstraction.
- Denotational and Computational Semantics.
- Domain (Chapter 8):
- Stake-holder Perspectives.
- Normative contra Instantiated Domain.
- Intrinsics.
- Domain Support Technologies.
- Domain Rules & Regulations.
- Domain User Behaviour.
- Requirements (Chapter 10):
- Domain to Requirements Projection.
- Domain Requirements Instantiation.
- Domain Requirements Extension.
- Interface Requirements: Which aspects ?
- Machine Requirements: Which aspects ?
- Scripts ?
This ``coverage'' can be most simply identified by ``copying'' the
above text and inserting LATEX \vref references to your
text.
The next section outlines more.
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Dines Bjorner
4/14/1999