Model Driven Development: Research Issues and Opportunities
Mahua Banerjee, Sushil Ranjan Roy, S. N. Singh
Abstract
Mahua Banerjee, Sushil Ranjan Roy, S. N. Singh
Abstract
Software engineering aims at techniques for producing better software products with limited resources. This encourages the reuse of the existing resources which are mostly available in terms of modules. Model Driven Development (MDD) is an approach which facilitates the reuse of existing models. Moreover, models are developed not only with high level of abstraction but also with better provision of reusability. This further motivates software developers and engineers for software automation. MDD has shown a significant role in software automation which can be further improved by incorporating the latest approach of software development like Aspect-Oriented and FeatureOriented Programming.
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Software engineering aims at techniques for producing better software products with limited resources. This encourages the reuse of the existing resources which are mostly available in terms of modules. Model Driven Development (MDD) is an approach which facilitates the reuse of existing models. Moreover, models are developed not only with high level of abstraction but also with better provision of reusability. This further motivates software developers and engineers for software automation. MDD has shown a significant role in software automation which can be further improved by incorporating the latest approach of software development like Aspect-Oriented and FeatureOriented Programming.
Key concepts: Software engineering, Software development, Reusability, Computer science, Reuse, Software construction, Package development process, Social software engineering