Titlebook: Domain Knowledge for Interactive System Design; Alaistair Sutcliffe,David Benyon,Frans Assche (Ind Book 1996 IFIP International Federation

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Janne Haaland Matlary,Tormod Heiery if we understand how to use models of the domain in which the business operates. Unfortunately there is considerable confusion regarding domain analysis, which seems to be due to the complex structure of a realistic domain model. In an attempt to remove some of the confusion, we establish a framew

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Janne Haaland Matlary,Tormod Heieriden. The domain theory proposes a means for modelling domain knowledge. We propose to view the process of modelling domain knowledge as a decision based process, as suggested by the process theory* developed at the University of Paris Sorbonne. Detailing out the process of modelling domain knowledg

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Unknown Values and Stakeholderscs can be used to formally deduce action concepts at system development time when only incomplete conceptual descriptions of manipulated domain objects are known. We will discuss how types of parameters and values of application functions will be constrained by concepts for user actions which are ei

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Unknown Values and Stakeholdersmal specification techniques, and prototyping into a coherent framework. This allows the domain and task model of a kbs to be described on different formalization levels. All activities in the building process are embedded in a cyclic life cycle model. For the semiformal representation we use a hype