Management And Softwares

The term approach refers to a set of guiding principles for someone to follow in order to achieve a certain goal. The By-Product Approach is defined by two goals and seven principles:

Goals:

(1)Capture rationale during specific tasks within software …

The approach uses an existing task to capture rationale, called the “focus task”. This refers to a selected task or activity that is part of the usual software process – not one inserted for the favor or rationale capturing or …

Large-scale systems do not come into existence easily. Stakeholders rarely share a unique problem definition, and political, social, economic and environmental factors can have a significant and often dominant influence on the decisions made [16]. An initial obstacle is to …

Since the seminal work from Toulmin[27] in the late 1950s, design man-agement and argumentation have been the focus of many research activi-ties.

Interactive systems design (and more broadly speaking the Human–Commmputer Interaction field) promotes a user-centered design approach [21 ] …

MacLean introduced the notion of criteria and criteria that are more general in order to gather criteria. Having the same name for two concepts makes diagrams fuzzy, thus we decided to define criteria that are more general into factors (which …

Software architectures dedicated to interactive software have been pro-posed since the early 1980s and the most known ones are the Seeheim model [10] or the ARCH model [1 ,2]. The ARCH model is an extension of the Seeheim model. We …

TEAM offers several ways for users to extract information from models. One way is directly provided thanks to the graphical representation of the elements of TEAM, another one is offered by session history.

First of all, the graphical representation of …

The capture problem is the specter haunting all DR efforts (indeed, all knowledge management efforts attempting to meaningfully capture elements of human reasoning and discourse). How does one acquire quality input to a rationale management system, without disrupting the very …

Turning to the third element of the approach, facilitation, Dialogue Mapping5 is a set of skills for mapping ideas as IBIS structures in order to support the analysis of wicked problems, as defined by Rittel.6 It has turned out to …

Satisfaction arguments need to be constructed when analyzing the security needs of a system. One begins by representing the system using Jackson’s problem frames [18], adds security requirements in the form of constraints [22], and then attempts to argue that …