<p>In recent years it has become increasingly difficult to coordinate development activities in enterprises. Due to growing team sizes and stronger competition on the one hand and shorter development cycles and lower budgets on the other hand, the focus is now on the management of development proces
Prototyping: An Approach to Evolutionary System Development
β Scribed by Reinhard Budde, Karlheinz Kautz, Karin Kuhlenkamp, Heinz ZΓΌllighoven (auth.)
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
- Year
- 1992
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 214
- Edition
- 1
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Prototyping is an approach used in evolutionary system development. In this book, the authors show which forms of prototyping can be employed to tackle which problems. They take a look at the tools used in everyday software development with a view to determining their suitability for prototyping, and attempt to elucidate prototyping as a methodological concept. Part I of the book looks at prototyping as an approach for constructing and evaluating models. Traditional approaches and phase-oriented life cycle plans are discussed. Prototyping overcomes fundamental problems associated with life cycle plans. The authors present their own concept of evolutionary system development. Part II shows to what extent technical support of evolutionary system development is possible. Various tools for supporting prototyping are discussed and prospective trends are indicated. Criteria are listed to help the reader choose between the various development environments currently available or likely to become available in the near future. Case studies are used to illustrate how prototype construction can be integrated in software projects.
β¦ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages I-XII
Introduction....Pages 1-3
Front Matter....Pages 5-5
What is Prototyping?....Pages 6-9
Basic Elements of System Development....Pages 10-23
Traditional Life Cycle Plans....Pages 24-32
Prototyping....Pages 33-46
Evolutionary System Development....Pages 49-66
Evolutionary Process Models....Pages 67-78
Front Matter....Pages 79-79
The Tool Landscape....Pages 80-86
Screen Generators....Pages 87-101
Database-Oriented Development Systems....Pages 102-130
Very High Level Languages....Pages 131-143
Programming Environments....Pages 144-159
Prototyping in Practice....Pages 160-172
The Groups Involved in Prototyping....Pages 173-182
Summary....Pages 183-191
Back Matter....Pages 192-205
β¦ Subjects
Software Engineering; Business Information Systems; Models and Principles
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