An integrated system design environment: Concepts and a status report |
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| Authors: | A. H. Dogru S. N. Delcambre C. Bayrak Y. T. Chen E. S. Chan W. Yin M. G. Christiansen M. M. Tanik |
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| Affiliation: | (1) Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Southern Methodist University, 75275-0122 Dallas, TX;(2) Present address: E-Systems, Dallas, TX;(3) Present address: KTU, Turkey;(4) Present address: Harris Computing, Dallas, TX;(5) Present address: ISSI Inc., Austin, TX;(6) Present address: Superconducting Super Collider, Dallas, TX |
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| Abstract: | In the construction of requirements specifications for a given problem, it is generally recommended that overspecification of the problem solution be avoided [1]. Such overspecification tends to distort the functionality required by suggesting implementation concepts at the outset. In order to avoid overspecification, and to provide a support environment to the specifier, a four-stage system design environment is proposed and has been partially implemented over a three-year period. The theoretical basis of this approach is explained in [2]. Our system-level specification language (DODAN) is developed in [3]. Based on this specification language, a prototype (DAA) [4, 5, 6] for supporting the requirements specification stage has been implemented. Our other protype (DARMS) addressing the module specification stage was developed in [7, 8]. In this paper, the current status of the project is described with an emphasis on the requirements specification stage. |
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| Keywords: | Requirements specification rapid prototyping integrated environments |
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