Title Programų sistemų variantiškumo modelių, aprašytų požymių diagramomis, tyrimas /
Translation of Title Research of Software System Variability Models Described Using Feature Diagrams.
Authors Kreivys, Deividas
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Pages 87
Keywords [eng] feature diagrams ; feature ; feature model ; variability
Abstract [eng] Feature Modeling is a domain modeling technique used in software product line development and generative software engineering that addresses the development of reusable software. A feature model defines common and variable elements of a family of software systems or products of a product line – the domain. It can be used to derive members of the system family built from a common set of reusable assets. The concept of product line, if applied systematically, allows for the dramatic increase of software design quality, productivity, provides a capability for mass customization and leads to the „industrial‟ software design. In this work, the author describes the way of product line variability specification using feature diagrams. The presented approach deals with specification of feature model elements, syntax validation, complexity evaluation and feature diagram configuration aspects. The developed software, described in this thesis, allows the user to specify features, design, validate, evaluate and document system product line variability models.
Type Master thesis
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2010