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RARE DRA derivation process (continued) social structures
strategies for, 182–183, 184–185 architectural design, resulting from, 99–100
for transforming DM to DRA, 173–176 consensus in, 68
value of, assessing, 191–195 goals created within, 68
RARE (Reference Architecture Representation SODA (Societies in Open and Distributed Agent
Environment), 169 spaces), 119, 121
Rational Inc., 97 Software Architecture Analysis Method (SAAM),
Rational Unified Process (RUP), 119 189
reference architecture, 168–169 software development
Reference Architecture Representation abstraction in, 201–202
Environment (RARE), 169. See also RARE automated, 202–203
DRA derivation process structured analysis and design technique
repetition of processes. See iteration for, 97
requirements appreciation, 27–29 Software Development Culture Questionnaire
requirements elicitation. See elicitation techniques (SDCQ), 87–88, 92
requirements uncertainty, 48 specifications
research, pure vs. applied, 4 data-centered measurement of, 75–76
Resource Description Framework (RDF), 144 quantitative comparative approach
Responsibility-Driven approach for domain measurement of, 74–75
modeling, 143 sample of, 77
reuse, reference architecture promoted for, 168–169 stepwise refinement, 46, 47
REVERE, 151 Stolterman, E., 58, 66
risk analysis, 46, 52 strategic alliances, 99–100
risk mitigation, 52 strategic dependency model, 99
ROADMAP (Role-Oriented Analysis and Design strategic rationale model, 99
for Multi-Agent Programming), 119, 121 structure in 5’s, 100
roles, determining, 165 structured analysis and design technique, 97
Ross, Douglas, 97 structure-in-5, 109
Rossi, G., 123 Sturm, A., 123
rounds, 39 symbol system hypothesis, 40
Royce, W.W., 47 system analysis
Rubenstein, David, 3 changes in, ix–x
Rumbaugh, J., 162 classification schemes for, 4–5
Rumpe, B., 214 system requirements, determining, 21
RUP, 121 Systems Analyst Questionnaire (SAQ), 87–90, 93
Russo, N.L., 58, 66 Systems Development Life Cycle, 5
systems engineering
S challenges of, 11–12
Scholes, J., 39 for flow-service-quality (FSQ), 18
security, 108–109 systems managers, responsibilities of, 19
services, in flow-service-quality (FSQ) framework,
12–13 T
Shehory, O., 123 Teaching Company Scheme (TCS), 63
Simon, H.A., 40 teleological driver of information systems
SIMULA, 4 development (ISD), 62
situational method engineering (SME), 123–124, text analysis method of domain modeling, 142,
131–132 143, 160–166