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Co-ordinating Distributed ViewPoints: the anatomy.. - Easterbrook.. (1994) (13 citations) Self-citation (Nuseibeh Finkelstein Kramer) (Correct)
....to support the ViewPoints framework, which we are now using as a testbed in which to explore the issues described in this paper. Several software engineering methods have been implemented using the tool, and experience with the process of method design has been valuable in refining our approach (Nuseibeh, Finkelstein, Kramer, 1994). For each of the issues raised by the scenario in this paper, we have sketched out the approach and tested it on small examples. We have devised further experiments for each of the issues described, and are currently investigating the applicability of the approach using larger examples. 11 ....
Nuseibeh, B., Finkelstein, A. C. W., & Kramer, J. (1994). Method Engineering for MultiPerspective Software Development. Information and Software Technology Journal, (to appear).
Inconsistency Handling in Multi-Perspective.. - Finkelstein, Gabbay.. (1994) (85 citations) Self-citation (Nuseibeh Finkelstein Kramer) (Correct)
....the application of such protocols with the inconsistency handling techniques described here, is beyond the scope of this paper. Nevertheless, we have explored the method engineering process in the ViewPoints framework during which inter ViewPoint and inconsistency handling rules are defined [28]. 8 Discussion and Related Work System specification from multiple perspectives using many different specification languages has become an area of considerable interest. Recent work by Zave Jackson [40] proposes the composition of partial specifications as a conjunction of their assertions in ....
B. Nuseibeh, A. Finkelstein and J. Kramer (1994); "Method Engineering for MultiPerspective Software Development"; Information and Software Technology (forthcoming), : Spring 1994; Butterworth Heinemann.
A Framework for Expressing the Relationships Between.. - Nuseibeh, Kramer.. (1994) (76 citations) Self-citation (Nuseibeh Finkelstein Kramer) (Correct)
....to act in the presence of inconsistency [21] These rules can then be used to drive the development process both within and between individual ViewPoints, and are therefore vehicles for process integration. More generally, method engineering in the ViewPoints framework is discussed at length in [47]. 4. Method Use: Requirements Specification Once a requirements method has been designed and constructed, it may then be deployed to specify system requirements. Problem specific (domain specific) ViewPoints may be created by instantiating the appropriate ViewPoint templates, and their ViewPoint ....
B. Nuseibeh, A. Finkelstein and J. Kramer (1994); "Method Engineering for Multi-Perspective Software Development"; (to appear in) Information and Software Technology, Butterworth Heinemann.
Co-ordinating Distributed ViewPoints: the Anatomy.. - Easterbrook.. (1994) (13 citations) Self-citation (Nuseibeh Finkelstein Kramer) (Correct)
....environment to support the ViewPoints framework, which we are now using as a testbed in which to explore the issues described in this paper. Several software engineering methods have been implemented, and experience with the process of method design has been valuable in refining our approach (Nuseibeh, Finkelstein, Kramer, 1994). For each of the issues raised by the scenario in this paper, we have sketched out the approach and tested it on small examples. We have devised further experiments for each of the issues described, and are currently investigating the applicability of the approach using larger examples. 11.1. ....
Nuseibeh, B., Finkelstein, A. C. W., & Kramer, J. (1994). Method Engineering for MultiPerspective Software Development. Information and Software Technology Journal, (to appear).
Meta-CASE Support for Method-Based Software Development - Nuseibeh (1995) Self-citation (Nuseibeh) (Correct)
....activities of method engineering and method use, which in turn define the scope of meta CASE technology in this setting. Each ViewPoint encapsulates partial method knowledge and specification knowledge about a system and its domain. Consequently, this simplifies the method engineering process [14], since the method designer is concerned with partial knowledge. Method use is also simplified, since ViewPoints are a vehicle for separation of concerns, which naturally reduces development complexity. Of course, separation of concerns also requires subsequent integration, which we have addressed ....
Nuseibeh, B., A. Finkelstein and J. Kramer (1994); "Method Engineering for Multi-Perspective Software Development"; (to appear in) Information and Software Technology, Butterworth-Heinemann
Interactive Process Models - Jørgensen (2004) (Correct)
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Nuseibeh, B., Finkelstein, A. and Kramer, J. Method Engineering for Multi-Perspective Software Development, Information and Software Technology, 1996.
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