Software Storming: Combining Rapid Prototyping and Knowledge Engineering

Authors:
Karl S. Keller;Pamela W. Jordan;Richard W. Tucker;David Vogel
Affiliations:
Analytic Science Corp. , Arlington, VA;Mitre Corp., McLean, VA;Mitre Corp., McLean, VA;Mitre Corp., McLean, VA
Venue:
Computer
Year:
1989

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Abstract

A method for rapidly producing highly functional prototypes is described. This method, called software storming, involves experts in the initial design and implementation of a system during an intense development effort that combines knowledge engineering with the latest advances in software-development technology and workstation hardware The experiment described is a test of tools and techniques developed in the field of artificial intelligence as well as the first step in the development of software storming. Using this approach, the authors developed a software prototype which possesses significantly more functionality than a standard prototype, in less than four months.