Titlebook: Object-Oriented Behavioral Specifications; Haim Kilov,William Harvey Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1996 C++.business

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Specifying and Reasoning about Business Rules in a Semantic Network,ught of as logical formulae that are attached to particular nodes. We define ., a formal structure that can capture this concept. We discuss several of the problems that arise in Augmented Semantic Networks and suggest solutions to these problems.

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Automata Describing Object Behavior,ntics to describe the behavior of objects. Based on the given semantics, we define a set of powerful refinement rules, and discuss their applicability in software engineering practice, especially with the use of inheritance.

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,Formal Object-Oriented Method — Foom, and argue that the FOOM approach offers clear potential benefits within the Information Systems domain. The paper is non-technical in nature and is designed to offer a summary of existing work and future directions. References to the detailed and technical publications of the FOOM project are provided for the interested reader.

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0893-3405 of a scientific discipline in analysis rather thanthe approach of a craft. The focus is on understanding customers‘needs and on precise specification of understanding gained throughanalysis. Specifications must bridge any gaps in understanding aboutbusiness rules among customers, Subject Matter Expe

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Exactness and Clarity in a Component-Based Specification Language,at given exactness, clarity can be achieved by building tools that hide much of the formalism from users. This paper presents three tools we are developing to hide a formal specification method from the average user.

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Dynamic and Multiple Classification,t or two different ones? Objects appear in our awareness when we first apply a concept to them, and objects disappear when concepts no longer apply. In this way, objects can seem to have their own lifecycles. To describe this change, we can employ sets.

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Information Refraction, — ranging from $568 million to $815 million .. In April, 1994, a major financial consulting firm alleged that a government bond trader had created $350 million dollars of “nonexistent profits” with the misuse of a decision support system ..

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Invariants in the Trenches,l-life business analyst (“in the trenches”) of a non-consulting (in this case, insurance) company can become self-reliant and comfortable with the approach in a reasonably short period of time. It does so by presenting both general observations on business analysis, and specific experience from producing a real business specification.