The use of structured systems analysis in the rapid creation of Information Management Systems prototypes written in Ada

Authors:
J. A. Kirkham;A. Burns;R. J. Thomas
Affiliations:
University of Bradford, Bradford;University of Bradford, Bradford;University of Bradford, Bradford
Venue:
ACM SIGAda Ada Letters
Year:
1984

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Abstract

The Structured Systems Analysis Methodology is introduced and the requirements specification for a simple Information Management System is documented using Data Flow Diagrams and a Data Dictionary. The transformation of the structured requirements specification into a system prototype using the ADA package, task, generic, exception handling and separat e compilation constructions is described. The future development of the approach is discussed.