Evaluation about the Descriptive Power of QSL: A Specification Language for E-Questionnaire, E-Testing, and E-Voting Systems
Yuan Zhou, Daisuke Matsuura, Yuichi Goto, Jingde Cheng · 2018
QSL is proposed as the first specification language to provide standardized, consistent, and exhaustive specifications for specifying various e-questionnaire, e-testing, and e-voting systems. However, it has not been ascertained whether QSL has enough descriptive power, i.e., whether QSL is enough to specify various e-questionnaire, e-testing, and e-voting systems. This paper presents the evaluation about the descriptive power of QSL manifesting in specifying various e-questionnaire, e-testing, and e-voting systems. As the results, this paper shows that QSL can be used to specify various e-questionnaire, e-testing, and e-voting, as well as the data and the corresponding systems. In addition, QSL is a better tool because the descriptive power of QSL can cover e-questionnaire, e-testing, e-voting, and the corresponding systems.