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System Evolution via Model-driven Design

Author(s) -

Andrew Branson,

J.M. Le Goff,

Richard McClatchey,

Jetendr Shamdasani

Publication year - 2012

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.5220/0003970101420145

Subject(s) - control reconfiguration , computer science , software engineering , systems engineering , software evolution , software prototyping , software , configuration management (itsm) , software system , software development , engineering , embedded system , operating system , software construction

Software engineers frequently face the challenge of systems whose requirements change over time to adapt to organizational reconfigurations or external pressures. Evolving user requirements present a considerable software engineering challenge, all the more so in an environment in which business agility demands shorter development times and responsive prototyping. This paper presents a system called CRISTAL which was developed at CERN in Geneva. CRISTAL is based on the concept of so-called ’description-driven’ change management that enables system development which is responsive to changes in user requirements and facilitates dynamic system reconfiguration as required.

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