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ASPECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT VERSUS OTHER DEVELOPMENT METHODS

Vahdat Abdelzad, Fereidoon Shams Aliee

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Nowadays, there are many software development methods that are used by developers in order to produce high-quality software systems. Aspect-oriented software development as a new software development method tries to obtain the quality of software systems through the modularity of crosscutting concerns in the whole of software development process. However, there are some doubts about using aspect-oriented software development instead of others in operational environments. Some questions that everyone asks are: why is aspect-oriented software development used? Why should we start to change our software development method? Therefore, in this paper to answer these questions, aspect-oriented software development is compared with use case driven development as one of the popular and proper methods for software development. The result of comparison is a set of technical and useful points that express clearly what improvements are obtained by using aspects in the process of software development.

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Key concepts: Software development, Package development process, Personal software process, Software construction, Software development process, Computer science, Software engineering, Goal-Driven Software Development Process