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adam_text	Contents Pre tace .............................................................................................................................xvii Acknowledgments ............................................................................................................xxi Authors ...........................................................................................................................xxiii SECTION I Introduction Chapter 1 An Overview of Knowledge Maps ..................................................................5 1.1 Introduction: Key Concepts — Software Stable Models, Knowledge Maps, Pattern Language, Goals, Capabilities (Enduring Business Themes + Business Objects) ...............................5 .2 The Motivation ....................................................................................6 .3 The Problem ........................................................................................7 .4 The Objectives .....................................................................................7 .5 Overview of Software Stability Concepts ............................................8 .6 Overview of Knowledge Maps ............................................................8 .7 Pattern Languages versus Knowledge Maps: A Brief Comparison .....9 .8 The Solution ....................................................................................... 11 .9 Knowledge Maps Methodology or Concurrent Software Development Model ...........................................................................11 1.10 Why Knowledge Maps? .....................................................................14 1.10.1 Research Methodology Undertaken .....................................14 1.10.2 Research Verification and Validation ...................................15 1.10.3 The Stratification of This Book ............................................15 Summary .......................................................................................................16 Open Research Issues ....................................................................................16 Review Questions ..........................................................................................19 Hxercises ........................................................................................................20 Projects ..........................................................................................................20 Chapter 2 Abstraction: Knowledge Maps, Stability, and Patterns .................................29 2.1 2 2 2.3 2.4 Introduction .......................................................................................29 Levels of Abstraction in Knowledge Maps ........................................30 Mapping Klements in Knowledge Maps to Software Stability Concepts and Patterns ........................................................................31 The Software Stability Model ............................................................32 2.4.1 Goals .....................................................................................33 2.4.2 Capabilities ...........................................................................34 2.4.3 Knowledge Maps: Formation and Stable Architectural Patterns .................................................................................35 Contents vii 4.2.8 Applicability ............................................................................86 4.2.8.1 Casc Study I: Discovery of a New Vitamin К ..........86 4.2.9 Related Patterns and Measurability .........................................90 4.2.9.1 Related Pattern ........................................................90 4.2.9.2 Measurability ...........................................................91 4.2.10 Modeling Issues, Criteria, and Constraints .............................92 4.2.10.1 Modeling Heuristics ................................................92 4.2.1 1 Design and Implementation Issues ..........................................92 4.2.1 1.1 Delegation versus Inheritance .................................93 4.2.1 1.2 Model Implemented with Delegation ......................93 4.2.12 Testability ................................................................................94 4.2.13 normalization Using Object Constraint Language, Z++ or Object Z, and/or Kxtended Backus-Naur Form .................................................................95 4.2.14 Business Issues ........................................................................97 4.2.14.1 Business Rules .........................................................97 4.2.14.2 Business Integration ................................................98 4.2.14.3 Business Enduring Themes .....................................98 4.2.15 Known Usages .........................................................................98 4.2.16 Tips and Heuristics ..................................................................99 Summary .......................................................................................................99 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................100 Review Questions ........................................................................................101 Kxercises ......................................................................................................103 Projects ........................................................................................................105 Chapter 5 The Knowledge Stable Analysis Pattern .....................................................109 5.1 Introduction .......................................................................................109 5.2 Pattern Doc u mental ion ......................................................................110 5.2.1 Pattern Name: Knowledge Stable Analysts Pattern ............... 1 10 5.2.2 Known As .............................................................................. 1 10 5.2.3 Context ................................................................................... Ill 5.2.4 Problem ..................................................................................1 11 5.2.4.1 Functional Requirements ....................................... Ill 5.2.4.2 Nonfunctional Requirements .................................113 5.2.5 Challenges and Constraints ...................................................113 5.2.6 Solution: Pattern Structure and Participants .......................... 114 5.2.6.1 Structure ................................................................114 5.2.6.2 Participants ............................................................115 5.2.6.3 CRC Cards .............................................................115 5.2.7 Applicability with Illustrated Hxamples ................................120 5.2.7.1 Scenario I —Autonomie Computing Context ........120 5.2.7.2 Scenario 2 — CRM System ....................................123 5.2.8 Related Patterns and Measurability .......................................127 5.2.8.1 Measurability .........................................................127 5.2.9 Known Usages .......................................................................128 Contents vii 4.2.8 Applicability ............................................................................86 4.2.8.1 Case Study 1: Discovery of a New Vitamin К ..........86 4.2.9 Related Patterns and Measurabilily .........................................90 4.2.9.1 Related Pattern ........................................................90 4.2.9.2 Measurability ...........................................................91 4.2.10 Modeling Issues, Criteria, and Constraints .............................92 4.2.10.1 Modeling Heuristics ................................................92 4.2.1 1 Design and Implementation Issues ..........................................92 4.2.1 1.1 Delegation versus Inheritance .................................93 4.2.1 1.2 Model Implemented with Delegation ......................93 4.2.12 Testability ................................................................................94 4.2.13 Formalisation Using Object Constraint Language, Z++ or Object Z, and/or Extended Backus-Naur Form .................................................................95 4.2.14 Business Issues ........................................................................97 4.2.14.1 Business Rules .........................................................97 4.2.14.2 Business Integration ................................................98 4.2.14.3 Business Enduring Themes .....................................98 4.2.15 Known Usages .........................................................................98 4.2.16 Tips and Heuristics ..................................................................99 Summary .......................................................................................................99 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................100 Review Questions ........................................................................................101 Exercises ......................................................................................................103 Projects ........................................................................................................105 Chapter 5 The Knowledge Stable Analysis Pattern .....................................................109 5.1 Introduction .......................................................................................109 5.2 Pattern Documentation ...................................................................... 1 10 5.2.1 Pattern Name: Knowledge Stable Analysis Pattern ............... 1 10 5.2.2 Known As ..............................................................................110 5.2.3 Context ...................................................................................1 5.2.4 Problem ..................................................................................1 5.2.4.1 Functional Requirements ....................................... I 5.2.4.2 Nonfunctional Requirements ................................. I 5.2.5 Challenges and Constraints ................................................... I 5.2.6 Solution: Pattern Structure and Participants ..........................114 5.2.6.1 Structure ................................................................114 5.2.6.2 Participants ............................................................115 5.2.6.3 CRC Cards ............................................................. 1 15 5.2.7 Applicability with Illustrated Examples ................................120 5.2.7.1 Scenario 1— Autonomie Computing Context ........120 5.2.7.2 Scenario 2— CRM System ....................................123 5.2.8 Related Patterns and Measurability .......................................127 5.2.8.1 Measurability .........................................................127 5.2.9 Known Usases .......................................................................128 Contents ix 7.2.6 Solution Structure and Participants .......................................171 7.2.6.1 Structures ...............................................................171 7.2.6.2 Participants ............................................................171 7.2.6.3 CRC Cards.............................................................172 7.2.7 Consequences ........................................................................178 7.2.8 Applicability with Illustrated Kxamples ................................178 7.2.8.1 Case Study 1: Navigation -Google Road Map lor Planning Driving Routes ..................................178 7.2.8.2 Case Study 2: Mathematical Mapping ...................182 7.2.9 Related Patterns and Measurability .......................................188 7.2.9.1 Traditional Model versus SSM ..............................188 7.2.9.2 Measurability .........................................................190 7.2.10 Modeling Issues, Criteria, and Constraints ...........................191 7.2.10.1 Abstraction ............................................................191 7.2.11 Design and Implementation Issues ........................................193 7.2.12 Formalization ........................................................................194 7.2.13 Testability ..............................................................................202 7.2.14 Business Issues ......................................................................203 7.2.15 Known Usage ........................................................................205 7.2.16 Tips and Heuristics ...............................................................206 Summary .....................................................................................................207 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................207 Review Questions ........................................................................................207 Kxercises .....................................................................................................209 Research and Development ...............................................................210 Indexing and Dictionary Search ........................................................210 Site Map Development ......................................................................211 Projects ........................................................................................................211 Chapters AnyContext Stable Design Pattern ..............................................................215 8.1 Introduction .......................................................................................215 8.2 Pattern Documentation ......................................................................216 8.2. 1 Pattern Name: AnyContext Stable Design Pattern ................216 8.2.2 Known As ..............................................................................216 8.2.3 Context ...................................................................................217 8.2.4 Problem ..................................................................................217 8.2.5 Challenges and Constraints ...................................................218 8.2.5.1 Challenges .............................................................218 8.2.5.2 Constraints .............................................................218 8.2.6 Solution: Pattern Structure and Participants ..........................218 8.2.6.1 CRC Cards .............................................................220 8.2.6.2 Consequences ........................................................221 8.2.6.3 Applicability with Illustrated Kxamples ................221 Summary .....................................................................................................—6 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................226 Contents ¡x 7.2.6 Solution Structure and Participants .......................................171 7.2.6.1 Structures ...............................................................171 7.2.6.2 Participants ............................................................171 7.2.6.3 CRC Cards.............................................................172 7.2.7 Consequences ........................................................................178 7.2.8 Applicability with Illustrated Kxamples ................................178 7.2.8.1 Case Study I: Navigation — Google Road Map lor Planning Driving Routes ..................................178 7.2.8.2 Case Study 2: Mathematical Mapping ...................182 7.2.9 Related Patterns and Measurability .......................................188 7.2.9.1 Traditional Model versus SSM ..............................188 7.2.9.2 Measurability .........................................................190 7.2.10 Modeling Issues, Criteria, and Constraints ...........................191 7.2.10.1 Abstraction ............................................................191 7.2.11 Design and Implementation Issues ........................................193 7.2.12 normalization ........................................................................194 7.2.13 Testability ..............................................................................202 7.2.14 Business Issues ......................................................................203 7.2.15 Known Usage ........................................................................205 7.2.16 Tips and Heuristics ...............................................................206 Summary .....................................................................................................207 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................207 Review Questions ........................................................................................207 Hxercises .....................................................................................................209 Research and Development ...............................................................210 Indexing and Dictionary Search ........................................................210 Site Map Development ......................................................................211 Projects ........................................................................................................211 ChaptcrH AnyContext Stable Design Pattern ..............................................................215 8.1 Introduction .......................................................................................215 8.2 Pattern Documentation ......................................................................216 8.2.1 Pattern Name: AnyContext Stable Design Pattern ................216 8.2.2 Known As ..............................................................................216 8.2.3 Context ...................................................................................217 8.2.4 Problem ..................................................................................217 8.2.5 Challenges and Constraints ...................................................218 8.2.5.1 Challenges .............................................................218 8.2.5.2 Constraints .............................................................218 8.2.6 Solution: Pattern Structure and Participants ..........................218 8.2.6.1 CRC Cards .............................................................220 8.2.6.2 Consequences ........................................................221 8.2.6.3 Applicability with Illustrated Hxamples ................221 Summary .....................................................................................................--6 Open Research Issues ..................................................................................226 Contents χ ..........226 Review Questions .......................................................................... 227 Exercises ............................................................................................. 227 Projects ........................................................................................................ SECTION IV Knowledge Maps, Development, and Deployment Chapter 9 Knowledge Maps: System of Patterns ....................................................... ЛЈ1 9.1 Introduction .................................................................................... 9.2 Representation of Knowledge Maps: Structure, Quality Factors, and Properties ...................................................................232 9.2. 1 Structure of the Knowledge Maps ....................................233 9.2.1.1 The Notation Used in Knowledge Map Structures ..........................................233 9.2.1.2 Knowledge Map Template ...............................234 9.2.1.3 Structure of Knowledge Maps and Its Relationship with UML .......................236 9.2. 1 .4 Quality Factors in Knowledge Maps ...............239 9.2. 1 .5 Properties of Knowledge Maps ......................240 9.3 Knowledge Maps versus Traditional Pattern Languages ...............247 9.4 Samples of SArchPs .......................................................................248 9.4.1 Architecture 1 ..................................................................248 9.4.2 Architecture 2..................................................................250 Summary ....................................................................................................251 Open Research Issues ................................................................................251 Review Questions .......................................................................................253 Kxercises ....................................................................................................255 Projects ......................................................................................................255 Chapter 10 Development Scenarios: Setting the Stage ................................................263 10.1 Introduction ....................................................................................263 10.2 Implementation Issues of the Knowledge Maps ............................264 10.2.1 Type versus Class within TOP ........................................264 10.2.2 Design Type Specification Template ................................266 10.2.2. 1 Design Type Specification Template 1 : EBT .....267 10.2.2.2 Design Type Specification Template 2: BO .....267 10.2.3 The Uses of Contracts in the Specification of Design Types ................................................................267 10.2.4 The Hook Specification Template ....................................268 10.2.5 Specification of the User Model or Storyteller .................268 10.2.5. 1 Packages Overview ..................................... ...269 10.2.6 Components ....................................................... 271 10.3 Aspect-Oriented Modeling ......................................... . .272 10.3.1 Aspects as Core Design Features in a System .................273 10.3.2 Difference between the Aspect-Oriented Design Approach and SSM ............................................. 274 Contents ...............226 Review Questions ..................................................................... Kxercises...................................................................................................... Projects ......................................................................................................... SECTION IV Knowledge Maps, Development, and Deployment Chapter 9 Knowledge Maps: System of Patterns ....................................................... 231 9.1 Introduction .................................................................................... 9.2 Representation of Knowledge Maps: Structure, Quality Factors, and Properties ...................................................................232 9.2.1 Structure of the Knowledge Maps ....................................233 9.2.1.1 The Notation Used in Knowledge Map Structures ..........................................233 9.2.1.2 Knowledge Map Template ...............................234 9.2.1.3 Structure of Knowledge Maps and Us Relationship with UML .......................236 9.2.1.4 Quality Factors in Knowledge Maps ...............239 9.2.1.5 Properties of Knowledge Maps ......................240 9.3 Knowledge Maps versus Traditional Pattern Languages ...............247 9.4 Samples of SArchPs .......................................................................248 9.4.1 Architecture 1..................................................................248 9.4.2 Architecture 2..................................................................250 Summary ....................................................................................................251 Open Research Issues ................................................................................251 Review Questions .......................................................................................253 Kxercises ....................................................................................................255 Projects ......................................................................................................255 Chapter 10 Development Scenarios: Setting the Stage ................................................263 10. 1 Introduction ....................................................................................263 10.2 Implementation Issues of the Knowledge Maps ............................264 10.2.1 Type versus Class within TOP ........................................264 10.2.2 Design Type Specification Template ................................266 10.2.2. 1 Design Type Specification Template 1: EBT .....267 10.2.2.2 Design Type Specification Template 2: BO .....267 10.2.3 The Uses of Contracts in the Specification of Design Types ................................................................267 10.2.4 The Hook Specification Template ....................................268 10.2.5 Specification of the User Model or Storyteller .................268 10.2.5. 1 Packages Overview .........................................269 10.2.6 Components .................................................. 271 10.3 Aspect-Oriented Modeling ....................................... 272 10.3.1 Aspects as Core Design Features in a System .................273 Ι0Λ2 Difference between the Aspect-Oriented Design Approach and SSM ......................................... 274 Contents Chapter ІЗ CRC Cards Knowledge Map.....................................................................303 13.1 Introduction ....................................................................................JUJ 13.2 What Makes Effective CRC Cards................................................304 13.3 CRC Cards Knowledge Classification ............................................305 13.4 Toward a Knowledge Map for CRC Cards .....................................307 13.4.1 Goals or Classification .....................................................307 13.4.2 Capabilities or Properties .................................................307 13.4.3 Development Scenarios ....................................................308 1.3.4.4 Deployment ......................................................................308 1 3.4.5 Family of Patterns — Bird s-Eye View ..............................308 1 3.5 Knowledge Map for CRC Cards....................................................309 13.5.1 The Main Step in the Classification .................................309 Pattern 1— Brainstorming Stable Analysis Pattern ..........310 13.5.2.1 Context .............................................................311 13.5.2.2 Problem ............................................................311 13.5.2.3 Solution ............................................................311 13.5.2.4 Example ...........................................................313 Pattern 2— Engagement Stable Analysis Pattern .............313 13.5.3.1 Context .............................................................313 13.5.3.2 Problem ............................................................314 13.5.3.3 Solution ............................................................314 13.5.3.4 Example: Conceptual Map Creation .................314 Pattern 3—CRC Card Modeling Stable Analysis Pattern .............................................................315 13.5.4.1 Context .............................................................315 13.5.4.2 Problem ............................................................316 13.5.4.3 Forces ...............................................................317 13.5.4.4 Solution .............................................................317 The Main Step in the Capability ......................................319 Paliem 4— Effective CRC Card Formal Pattern ..............319 « ■ Context .................................................... Problem ................................................... Forces ....................................................... Solution ............................................................ I-Ł1 Example ..........................................................321 Summary ......................................................................... 325 Open Research Issues .............................................. 325 Review Questions .......................................................... 325 Exercises ................................................. 327 Projects ................................................................... ^ ZZZ ^ ^ 13.5.2 13.5.3 13.5.4 13.5.5 1 3.5.6 13.5.6.1 13.5.6.2 13.5.6.3 13.5.6.4 13.5.6.5 .319 .319 .320 ,321 Chapter 14 Future Work and Conclusions.. 14. 1 Future Work ................. Summary .................................. Review Questions .................. ..................337 .................338 .................339 .................340 Contents Exercises ....................................................................................................340 Projects ......................................................................................................340 Appendix A: Pattern Documentation Templates .............................................................341 A.I Pattern Documentation — Detailed Template (Preferred) ................141 A. 2 Pattern Documentation — Short Template .......................................350 Appendix B: Other Templates .........................................................................................351 B.I Fayad s Class Responsibility and Collaboration Card Layout ........351 B.2 Fayad s Use Case Template .............................................................351 B.3 Fayaďs Stable Analysis/Design/Architectural Patterns (Layout) .......................................................................352 B.3. 1 Stable Analysis Pattern or Stable Design Pattern Layout (1 EBT and 2-14 BOs) ............................................352 B.3. 2 Stable Architectural Patterns Layout (2 5 FBI s Where 3 Is the Most Common) ..........................................353 B.4 Fayad s Stable Analysis/Design Pattern Applications Layout ...............353 B.4. 1 Stable Analysis Pattern or Stable Design Pattern Applications Layout ...........................................................353 B.4. 2 Stable Architectural Paliem Applications Layout ..............354 B.5 Fayad s Knowledge Map Template ..................................................354 Appendix C: Stable Patterns Catalog ..............................................................................357 C.I Stable Analysis Patterns .................................................................357 C.2 Stable Design Patterns ...................................................................357 Appendix I): Sample Requirements .................................................................................159 D.I Ocean Resources Management System ...........................................159 Introduction .........................................................................159 .2 Description of Domain ........................................................159 .3 Block Diagram ...................................................................360 .4 Description of the Program That Is Wanted ......................360 .5 Detailed Requirements ........................................................161 D.I .5.1 Functional Requirements .....................................161 D.I.5.2 Nonfunctional Requirements ..............................363 D.I.6 Use Case and User Context ................................................363 I). D. D. D. D. D D D D. D. D. D D D. D. Sources ..... .6.1 .6.2 .6.3 .6.4 .6.5 Use Case I ......... Use Case 2......... Use Case 3......... Use Case 4......... ...363 ...363 ...364 ....364 Use Case 5...........................................................364 Use Case ћ ...........................................................364 Use Case 7...........................................................364 Use Case S ...........................................................364 Use Case 9...........................................................364 .6.10 Use Case 10.........................................................365 .............................................................................165 .6.6 .6.7 .6.8 .6.9 Contents iii ono Chapter 13 CRC Cards Knowledge Map.....................................................................JUJ 13.1 Introduction ....................................................................................;™ 13.2 What Makes Effective CRC Cards................................................304 13.3 CRC Cards Knowledge Classification ............................................305 13.4 Toward a Knowledge Map for CRC Cards.....................................307 13.4.1 Goals or Classification..................................................... 307 13.4.2 Capabilities or Properties .................................................307 1 3.4.3 Development Scenarios ....................................................308 13.4.4 Deployment ......................................................................308 13.4.5 Family of Patterns — Bird s-Eye View ..............................308 13.5 Knowledge Map for CRC Cards ....................................................309 13.5.1 The Main Step in the Classification .................................309 13.5.2 Pattern 1— Brainstorming Stable Analysis Pattern ..........310 13.5.2.1 Context .............................................................311 13.5.2.2 Problem ............................................................311 13.5.2.3 Solution ............................................................311 13.5.2.4 Example ...........................................................313 13.5.3 Pattern 2— Engagement Stable Analysis Pattern .............313 13.5.3.1 Context .............................................................313 13.5.3.2 Problem ............................................................314 13.5.3.3 Solution ............................................................314 13.5.3.4 Example: Conceptual Map Creation .................314 13.5.4 Pattern 3—CRC Card Modeling Stable Analysis Pattern .............................................................315 13.5.4. í Context .............................................................315 13.5.4.2 Problem ............................................................316 13.5.4.3 Forces ...............................................................317 í 3.5.4.4 Solution .............................................................317 13.5.5 The Main Step in the Capability ......................................319 13.5.6 Pattern 4— Effective CRC Card Format Pattern ..............319 13.5.6.1 Context .............................................................319 13.5.6.2 Problem ............................................................319 13.5.6.3 Forces ...............................................................320 13.5.6.4 Solution ...........................................................321 13.5.6.5 Example .......................................................... 32J Summary .................................................................................... 325 Open Research Issues ............................................................. 325 Review Questions ...................................................................... 325 Exercises .............................................................................. 327 Projects ........................................................................ 14 Future Work and Conclusions .............................................. 337 14.1 Future Work ................ ^o o ..................................··........................... JjJo Summary .................................................................... 3™ Review Questions .................................................... ......... Contents xv D.4.5.14 Use Case 14....................................................381 D.4..S.I5 Use Case 15..................................................... W\| D.4.6 Interlaces .........................................................................3X1 Sources ........................................................................................... Wl D.5 Natural Disaster Tracking System ..................................................381 D.5.1 Goals/Purposes ................................................................381 0.5.2 Motivations ......................................................................381 D.5.3 Brief Description .............................................................3X2 D.5.4 Challenges .......................................................................3X2 D.5. 5 Accomplishments .............................................................. í82 D.5.6 Project Results .................................................................. Î83 D.5. 7 Description of the Domain ............................................... W3 D.5.8 Block Diagram .................................................................383 D.5.9 Use Cases and User Context ............................................. Ш D.5.9.1 Use Case: Gather Satellite Information .........384 D.5.9. 2 Use Case: Communicate with Media ............384 D.5.9.3 Use Case: Manage and Model Data ................ Ш D.5.9.4 Use Case: Backup and Transfer Information. ...384 D.5.9.5 Use Case: Monitor in Real Time ...................385 D.5.9.6 Use Case. Gather Remote Aerial Sensor Data... 385 D.5.9.7 Use Case: Correlate Information ...................385 D.5.9.8 Use Case: Allocate and Manage Resources .....385 D.5.9.9 Use Case: Track Natural Disasters ................386 D.5. 10 Detailed Requirements ....................................................386 D.5. 10.1 Nonfunctional Requirements .........................386 D.5. 10.2 Functional Requirements ................................ W6 D.5. U Interface ...........................................................................387 Sources ............................................................................................. D.6 Global Warming Control System ....................................................... D.6.1 Description of the Domain ............................................... D.6.2 Description of the Program That Is Required .................. D.6.3 Detailed Requirements ....................................................390 D.6. 3.1 Functional Requirements ...............................390 D.6.3.2 Nonfunctional Requirements .........................391 D.6.4 Use Cases .........................................................................391 D.6.4.1 Use Case I .....................................................391 D.6.4.2 Use Case 2.....................................................392 D.6.4.3 Use Case 3...................................................... W D.6.4.4 Use Case 4...................................................... D.6.4.5 Use Case 5.....................................................392 D.6.4.6 Use Case 6.....................................................392 D.6.5 Interfaces .........................................................................393 Sources .......................................................................................... • W D.7 Circus .................................................................................................. W D. 7.1 Inscription of the Domain ..............................................393 D.7. 2 Description of the Program That Is Wanted 394 D.7. 2. 1 Detailed Requirements ..................................395 3 Contents xv D.4.5.14 Use Case 14....................................................381 D.4.5.15 Use Case 15..................................................... Wl D .4.6 Interfaces .........................................................................381 Sources ........................................................................................... W I D.5 Natural Disaster Tracking System ..................................................381 D.S.I Goals/Purposes ................................................................. 81 D.5.2 Motivations ......................................................................381 D.5.3 Brief Description .............................................................3X2 D.5.4 Challenges .......................................................................382 D.5. 5 Accomplishments .............................................................. í82 D.5.6 Project Results .................................................................383 D.5. 7 Description of the Domain ..............................................383 D.5.8 Block Diagram .................................................................383 D.5.9 Use Cases and User Context ............................................384 D.5.9.1 Use Case: Gather Satellite Information .........384 D.5.9.2 Use Case: Communicate with Media ............384 D.5.9.3 Use Case: Manage and Model Data ...............384 D.5 .9.4 Use Case: Backup and Transfer Information. ...384 D.5.9.5 Use Case: Monitor in Real Time ...................385 D.5.9 .6 Use Case: Gather Remote Aerial Sensor Data... 385 D.5.9.7 Use Case: Correlate Information ...................385 D.5.9.8 Use Case: Allocate and Manage Resources .....385 D.5.9.9 Use Case: Track Natural Disasters ................386 D.5. 10 Detailed Requirements ....................................................386 D.5. 10.1 Nonfunctional Requirements .........................3X6 D.5. 10.2 Functional Requirements ...............................386 D.5.11 Interlace ...........................................................................387 Sources .............................................................................................^87 1)6 Global Warming Control System ....................................................... Ш D.6.1 Description of the Domain ..............................................389 I). 6.2 Description of the Program That Is Required .................. WJ 1X6.3 Detailed Requirements ....................................................390 D.6.3.1 Functional Requirements ................................ WO D.6.3.2 Nonfunctional Requirements .........................391 D.6.4 Use Cases .........................................................................391 D.6.4.1 Use Case 1.....................................................391 D.6.4.2 Use Case 2.....................................................392 D.6.4.3 Use Case 3...................................................... Ю2 D.6.4.4 Use Case 4.....................................................392 D.6.4.5 Use Case 5.....................................................392 D.6.4.6 Use Case 6.....................................................392 D.6.5 Interfaces .........................................................................393 Sources ..........................................................................................393 D.7 Circus .................................................................................................393 D.7. 1 Description of the Domain ..............................................393 D.7. 2 Description of the Program That Is Wanted 394 D.7. 2.1 Detailed Requirements ..................................395 Contents XVI D.7.3 Use Cases and User Context ............................................395 D.7.3.1 Use Case 1.....................................................396 D.7.3.2 Use Case 2.....................................................396 D.7.3.3 Use Case 2.1..................................................396 D.7.3.4 Use Case 3.....................................................396 D.7.3.5 Use Case 3.1 ..................................................396 D.7.3.6 Use Case 4.....................................................397 D.7.3.7 Use Case 4.1..................................................397 D.7.3.8 Use Case 4.2..................................................397 D.7.3.9 Use Case 5.....................................................397 D.7.3.10 Use Case 6.....................................................397 D.7.3.11 UseCase7 .....................................................398 Sources ..........................................................................................398 D.8 Jurassic Park ....................................................................................398 D.8.1 Goals/Purposes ................................................................398 D.8.2 Motivation ........................................................................398 D.8.3 Description of Domain ....................................................398 D.8.4 Jurassic Park Block Diagram ...........................................399 D.8.4. 1 Description of the Program That Is Wanted .....399 D.8.4.2 Detailed Requirements .................................400 D.8.5 Use Cases ........................................................................402 0.8.5. 1 Use Case I: Attack by Velociraptor, While Releasing ............................................402 D.8.5.2 Use Case 2: Tour at the Park .........................402 D.8.5.3 Use Case 3: Attempt to Steal Dinosaur Kmbryo .........................................................402 D.8.5.4 Use Case 4: Attack Due to Park s Shut Down Security System .................................402 D.8.5.5 Use Case 5: Visiting Paleontologist and Children Hike to Safety ..........................403 D.8.5.6 Use Case 6: Attempt to Restart Computer and Power ......................................................403 D.8.5.7 Use Case 7: Children and Visiting Paleontologist Reach the Shelter ....................403 D.8.5.8 Use Case 8: Children Are Attacked by Raptors ......................................................403 D.8.5.9 Use Case 9: Raptors Attack the Control Room ............................................................. 4Q^ D.8.5. 10 Use Case 10: Escape from the Island... 404 .........................................................................................404 .....................................................................................................................405 .....................................................................................................................417 Index.
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