The development of an integrated system design environment
Ali H. Doğru, S.N. Delcambre, Coşkun Bayrak, Michael G. Christiansen, Murat M. Tanik
Abstract
Ali H. Doğru, S.N. Delcambre, Coşkun Bayrak, Michael G. Christiansen, Murat M. Tanik
Abstract
A four stage system design environment is proposed which includes requirements specification, hardware software separation, module specification and system integration stages from a systems integration perspective. As part of realizing this paradigm, a system level specification language, DODAN, is introduced. Based on this specification language, a prototype, DAA, is implemented which addresses the systems level requirements specification stage. Another prototype, DARMS, was implemented to experiment with the module specification stage. This four stage model is described along with experiences in implementing and working with the requirements specification and module specification prototypes.>
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A four stage system design environment is proposed which includes requirements specification, hardware software separation, module specification and system integration stages from a systems integration perspective. As part of realizing this paradigm, a system level specification language, DODAN, is introduced. Based on this specification language, a prototype, DAA, is implemented which addresses the systems level requirements specification stage. Another prototype, DARMS, was implemented to experiment with the module specification stage. This four stage model is described along with experiences in implementing and working with the requirements specification and module specification prototypes.>
Key concepts: System requirements specification, Specification language, Computer science, Software requirements specification, Formal specification, Programming language specification, Software engineering, Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification