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+ | ====== Generative vs. Analytic Design Approaches ====== | ||
+ | Software development involves frequent design decisions. The designer has to decompose the system to into subsystems and modules. Furthermore suitable interaction mechanisms between the modules have to be defined, appropriate data structures have to be found and so on. Each of these tasks or " | ||
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+ | There are several approaches that help the designer to fulfill this task. These can be grouped into two kinds: generative design methods and analytic decision techniques. First of all the designer has to generate a solution matching the problem to be solved. Given a certain problem description, | ||
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+ | Principles and principle languages help for the analytic tasks. Nevertheless the wiki gives small generative hints. For each principle there is a " |
about/generative_vs._analytic_design_approaches.txt · Last modified: 2013-09-01 14:07 by christian