From Use Cases to Objects: An Industrial Information Systems Case Study Analysis

Identifying the objects that constitute a software system is a critical task for any object-oriented system development and several techniques have already been introduced to tackle this problem. This paper introduces a new approach to partially solve that problem, based on the use cases that define the system's functionality. The application of the approach is exemplified with a real industrial case study, which highlights some of the approach's main characteristics for complex embedded systems development.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2001
• Where: OOIS
• Authors: João M. Fernandes, Ricardo Jorge Machado
• Keywords: Approach's Main Characteristics, Critical Task, Information Management, OOIS 2001, Real Industrial Case