DAIDA : conceptual modeling and knowledge-based support of information systems development processes

Matthias Jarke · RWTH Publications (RWTH Aachen) · 1990

The DAIDA methodology formally derives quality-assured information systems software from object-oriented designs. These designs are seen as conceptual objects which are themselves embedded in a formal, multi-perspective requirements model. To facilitate maintenance and reusability, DAIDA emphasizes structuring and documentation of the design decisions that occur during software processes

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