Add to ORKGA model is built when the complexity of something we are building exceeds our ability to internalize it. Most commercial software products fit that definition. A number of modeling languages have emerged to support software development methods that are guided mainly by models of the product being built. In this issue of Strategic Software Engineering I will consider some of these languages, but more importantly, I will consider how they can be made more effective by integrating models from several languages.
We all use software modelling in some sense, often without using this term. We also tend to use incr...
International audienceBy analogy with software product reuse, the ability to reuse (meta)models and ...
A domain-specific modelling language can be considered as a situationally focussed conceptual modell...
International audienceIntroduction: Software-intensive systems are becoming more complex, driven by ...
Contemporary software engineering modelling tends to rely on general-purpose languages, such as the ...
Publication of: Conference ICSE '15 37th International Conference on Software Engineering Florence/F...
International audienceWritten by foremost experts in the field, Engineering Modeling Languages provi...
Abstract--In recent years, software modeling realized much attention in the field of software resear...
International audienceThis chapter is dedicated to discussing the engineering aspects involved in th...
Associated research group: Critical Systems Research GroupIn model-based development, the software d...
Every construction process (whatever buildings, machines, software, etc.) requires first to make a m...
Abstract. In large software projects often multiple modeling languages are used in order to cover th...
In model-based development, the software development effort is centered around a formal description ...
Software is a complex artefact. Complexity can be reduced by abstraction and subsequent model format...
Model integration is inescapable: any non-trivial system will be too large to fit sensibly in a sing...
We all use software modelling in some sense, often without using this term. We also tend to use incr...
International audienceBy analogy with software product reuse, the ability to reuse (meta)models and ...
A domain-specific modelling language can be considered as a situationally focussed conceptual modell...
International audienceIntroduction: Software-intensive systems are becoming more complex, driven by ...
Contemporary software engineering modelling tends to rely on general-purpose languages, such as the ...
Publication of: Conference ICSE '15 37th International Conference on Software Engineering Florence/F...
International audienceWritten by foremost experts in the field, Engineering Modeling Languages provi...
Abstract--In recent years, software modeling realized much attention in the field of software resear...
International audienceThis chapter is dedicated to discussing the engineering aspects involved in th...
Associated research group: Critical Systems Research GroupIn model-based development, the software d...
Every construction process (whatever buildings, machines, software, etc.) requires first to make a m...
Abstract. In large software projects often multiple modeling languages are used in order to cover th...
In model-based development, the software development effort is centered around a formal description ...
Software is a complex artefact. Complexity can be reduced by abstraction and subsequent model format...
Model integration is inescapable: any non-trivial system will be too large to fit sensibly in a sing...
We all use software modelling in some sense, often without using this term. We also tend to use incr...
International audienceBy analogy with software product reuse, the ability to reuse (meta)models and ...
A domain-specific modelling language can be considered as a situationally focussed conceptual modell...