Quality assurance through direct implementation of analysis and design constructs
Richard Eugene Smith · ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes · 1991
A measurably good design does not guarantee a correspondingly good implementation. When an implementer translates a software design into the implementation language. We weaken the correspondence between the measured capabilities of the design and the implementation. This can lead to a failure to achieve goals that the design originally assured. We can avoid such failures if we transform the exad models and structures from the analysis and design phase into software components of the implementation.This paper presents a practitioners efforts to integrate realtime software implementation with the abstractons used in system analysis and design. Our approach as been to adapt existing paradigms and took to achieve this effect. We have applied this to three real time software projects using techniques such as object oriented analysis and data low design.