Essential system requirements : a practical guide to event-driven methods /
"Essential System Requirements targets the discovery and definition of critical system requirements in the analysis phase of system development - where good design is vital to the success of a project. This book explores a design methodology that involves users early on to describe essential bu...
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Reading, MA
Addison-Wesley,
1999.
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| Series: | Addison-Wesley information technology series.
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. I. Business Events and System Development. 1. Foundational Concepts. 2. The Pervasive Nature of Business Events. 3. Business Events and Methodology
- Pt. II. Event-Partitioned System Requirements. 4. Project Procedure for Event Partitioning. 5. System Behavior. 6. System Data. 7. System Process. 8. Data/Process Interaction. 9. Transition to Physical Design
- Pt. III. Estimating Software Projects. 10. Function Point Estimates and Events. 11. Function Point Example
- Pt. IV. Object-Partitioned Response to Events. 12. Common Techniques. 13. Class Operations. 14. Class Interaction
- App. A. Collection of Examples
- App. B. Model Notation and Symbols
- App. C. Ifpug General System Characteristics Tables.