ASPIS: A Knowledge-Based CASE Environment

Authors:
P. Paolo Puncello;Piero Torrigiani;Francesco Pietri;Riccardo Burlon;Bruno Cardile;Mirella Conti
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
1988

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Abstract

The authors report on ESPRIT Project 401, building the Application Software Prototype Implementation System (ASPIS) for computer-aided software engineering (CASE). ASPIS uses artificial intelligence techniques in a software-development environment. The goal is to encourage a more flexible and effective software-development life cycle, smoothing the transition between user needs, analysis, and design. The focus is on a knowledge-based assistant called the analysis assistant, the primary goal of which is to provide the user with domain-dependent suggestions and advice during a particular method phase.