Avoiding semantic and temporal gaps in developing software intensive systems |
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Authors: | Wayne O&rsquo Brien [Author Vitae] |
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Affiliation: | 172 West Hill Farm Drive, Staunton, Virginia 24401, USA |
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Abstract: | Development of software intensive systems (systems) in practice involves a series of self-contained phases for the lifecycle of a system. Semantic and temporal gaps, which occur among phases and among developer disciplines within and across phases, hinder the ongoing development of a system because of the interdependencies among phases and among disciplines. Such gaps are magnified among systems that are developed at different times by different development teams, which may limit reuse of artifacts of systems development and interoperability among the systems. This article discusses such gaps and a systems development process for avoiding them. |
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Keywords: | Software Systems Development Process Gaps Meta-artifact Domain Rules Phases Disciplines Developer Tacit Knowledge Architecture Extensions Enablers Semantic Temporal Information |
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