Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture
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| | Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture By David C. Hay
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machine language main success scenario in a use case maintenance work order data model pattern man-machine interface management by walking around mandatory constraint rule class 2nd mandatory role in ORM Mao Zedong map mapping software 2nd market research department Martin, James 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Marx, Karl Marxism master production schedule master production scheduling material data model pattern materials requirement planning mathematical derivation rule class 2nd mathematical evaluator in the Ronald Ross notation 2nd McClure, Carma 2nd 3rd McMenamin, Stephen 2nd 3rd McMenamin, Stephen M. means Business Rules Group definition mechanism 2nd for implementing functions mechanisms in IDEF0 Mellor, Stephen Mellor, Stephen J. meta-management 2nd 3rd intervention metadata metadata repository Microsoft Corporation Miller, G. A. Minimal Guarantee in a use case mission 2nd definition in Business Rules Applied mistaken assumptions encoding business in the program input's connections to output 2nd overlapping applications model of fundamental concepts Architecture framework model of the business Architecture Framework model of the fundamental characteristics of the business model of the information system model rule in IDEF0 model validation in IDEF0 ModelRule motivation Motivation motivation architect's view Architecture Framework) business owners ' views' in strategy scope view motivation (architecture framework) 2nd motivation and activities motivation and data motivation and locations motivation and timing motivation deliverable motivation, people and organizations movement sample entity life history 2nd multi-dimensional database multiplicity The UML
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