Electronic reproduction. Boulder, Colo. : NetLibrary, 2001. Access may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries. Access may be limited to NetLibrary affiliated libraries.
Ch. I. Information Systems Development and the Need for Computer Aided Method Engineering -- Ch. II. Computer Aided Method Engineering -- Ch. III. The CAME Environment's Basic Component Services -- Ch. IV. The Formalization of CAME Architecture -- Ch. V. Architecture and Implementation Issues -- Ch. VI. Supporting Modeling Structured Analysis and Design -- Ch. VII. Supporting Object Oriented Modeling Techniques -- Ch. VIII. Supporting Dynamic Essential Modeling of Organizations -- Ch. IX. Future Directions in CASE Repositories -- App. A. Graphical Notations of PSM -- App. B. The Relational Operators.
Summary:
"Method engineering is a very young field. Generally, method engineering can be considered from engineering of an entire methodology for information systems development to engineering of modeling techniques according to project requirements. Computer aided method engineering is about generation and use of information systems design techniques according to user needs. Some times such environments are called generic tools or MetaCASE. Computer-Aided Method Engineering: Designing Case Repositories for the 21st Century presents a contribution on a methodology and architecture of a CASE repository, forwarding a theory that will bring about the component based development into CASE tool design and development covering a repository construction principle for the 21st century."--From publisher.
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