Data modelling and process modelling using the most popular methods : covering SSADM, Yourdon, Inforem, Bachman ... /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; Boston :
Butterworth Heinemann,
1992.
Oxford : Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992. |
| Series: | Computer weekly professional series.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction to Modelling. 1.1. What Does Modelling Mean? 1.2. Why are Data Modelling and Process Modelling Different from Traditional 'Systems' Analysis? 1.3. What is its Purpose? 1.4. Where can it be Used in a Systems Development Cycle? 1.5. How are the Results of Modelling Used?
- 2. Data Modelling. 2.2. Main Concepts. 2.3. Diagrammatic Techniques. 2.4. Other Deliverables of Data Modelling. 2.5. An Example Model. 2.6. Fundamental Rules of Data Modelling
- 3. How to do Data Modelling. 3.2. Modelling. 3.3. Merging the Models. 3.4. Refining the Data Model
- 4. Process Modelling. 4.2. Main Concepts of Process Modelling. 4.3. Diagrammatic Representation. 4.4. Other Deliverables of Process Modelling
- 5. How to do Process Modelling. 5.2. Analysis. 5.3. Refining the Results. 5.4. Verification Methods
- 6. Improving a System Using Analysis Deliverables. 6.2. Problems, Causes and Effects. 6.3. Events, Obligations and Objectives
- 7. Elementary Activities.