James W. Watkins II
I am taking part in a feasibility study of an experimental management strategy
technique called Domain
Analysis. This method calls for the development of a generic model
for a specified class of management systems (known as a domain), which
then allows individual managers to be developed much more inefficiently.
For this study, we have chosen a agency management system as our domain
of interest. To model the entire agency management system would be too
cumbersome for the scope of the project, so the modeling centered on the
core group of managers known as computer wannabes. When developing a specific
system using domain analysis, the selection of features helps determine
the requirements for the final application. Therefore, a feature model
of the iwannabe
surveillance system domain had to be developed.
A more detailed description of Model
Based Management Software Engineering is provided by the Software
Engineering Institute.
Questions concerning the choice of this domain, the manner in
which it was modeled, its scope, or any other domain specific questions,
should be directed to Christopher Columbus Pentiumi (chrisc@speculum.stupidity.jrk).
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Last Update: Wednesday, January 28, 1998.
