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Triptych Process Model
- Triptych Dogma
- Triptych Process Models and Documents
- Common Aspects
- Domain Engineering Process Model
- Domain models
- Domain engineering—a narrative
- Domain engineering documents
- Domain engineering stages and steps
- Requirements Engineering Process Model
- Machine
- Requirements models
- Requirements engineering—a narrative
- Requirements engineering documents
- Requirements engineering stages and steps
- Software Design Process Model
- Review of Triptych Process
- Process Model: Diagrams and Tables of content
- Process Model Semantics
- Informal vs. Formal Development
- Adherence to Phases, Stages and Steps
- Process Assessment and Improvement Management
- Notions of “Process Assessment” and “Improvement”
- CMM: Capability Maturity Model
- Process Models and Processes
- Graphs and graph traversal traces
- Process models and processes
- Incomplete and extraneous processes
- Process iterations
- Degrees of process model compliance
- A “base 0” for triptych developments
- Proactive Measures
- Review of Process Assessment and Process Improvement Issues
- Hindrances to Process Assessment and Improvement
- Conclusion
- References
- Bibliography
Abstract
The triptych approach to software engineering proceeds on the basis of carefully monitored and controlled possibly iterated progression through domain engineering and requirements engineering to software design. The term “triptych” covers the three phases of software development: domain description, requirements prescription, and software design.
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