Tag Archives: software design

Artefacts of logic Intention

Posted on 2020 November 4 by modelpractice

What are the advantages of stating the intention of a software in a language over expressing it as cases? “Understanding”? Continue reading →

Posted in Epistemology, Requirements | Tagged computational artefact, computer science, concrete computation, engineering, epistemology, Gualtiero Piccinini, lighweight formal metrhods, Ontology, pancomputation, propositional logic, Raymond Turner, Requirements Engineering, requirements specification, software design, Spichkova, Technical Artefact, Toaster, Zamansky | 2 Comments

Practical Software Analysis vs. Design Modelling

Posted on 2017 October 2 by modelpractice

Practical modelling in software analysis differs significantly from design. The IMHO main differences are highlighted here. Continue reading →

Posted in Requirements, Software_Engineering | Tagged BPMN, domain model, DSL, ERM, model, Modelling, modelling language, modelling tool, Requirements Analysis, requirements modelling, software analysis, software analysis modelling, software design, UML | 2 Comments

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