METHOD OF DOMAIN ANALYSIS IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Keywords:
Domain analysis, reuse, probative formationAbstract
Formal representation of business processes using the notation of RTPA (Real-Rime Process Algebra), which is designed to formalize and describe business processes. Based on the formal representation creates a graphical representation of business processes using the IDEF0 notation. In this way the methodology was improved efficiency of interaction within the "analyst-specialist." This tool should provide group work to create models, with direct participation of all the analysts and experts involved in the project. Due to the fact that in the framework of business analysis, participating analysts and experts, analyzing available data and creating original documentation, the process is laborious. The tool should facilitate the work of business analysts on the stages of analysis and creation of original documentation.References
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