AK+MDD+NFRs
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This document discusses an approach called AK+MDD+NFRs that combines architectural knowledge (AK), model-driven development (MDD), and non-functional requirements (NFRs). It presents an ontology called Arteon with four modules for requirements, reasoning and decision making, architectural elements, and MDD concepts. Architectural decisions are made through either constraint satisfaction or quality-oriented approaches. Ongoing work includes improving the ontology design, populating it with knowledge, validating it with case studies, and providing tool support.
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Open expo2015 riscoss
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- 2. Introduction AK+MDD+NFRs c ati tom -au nt mi tme Se trea Arc h de itect cis ura ion l s NFRs AK MDD Architectural design as part of the process 2
- 3. Introduction He lp t o rea disc son ove ab r an ou t d le tab ap Ad pro s ces AK+MDD+NFRs NFRs AK MDD Need of detailed knowledge 3
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- 6. Decision making • Making decisions (two ways): Constraint satisfaction decisions (quantitative) AK+MDD+NFRs • Constraints over properties of the elements of the system Quality-oriented decisions (qualitative) • • Knowledge of decisions Relation between decisions and quality attributes • We think that both ways can be used together 6
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