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Science and Engineering for Software Development: A Recognition of Harlan D. Mills' Legacy
Developing Black Box Specifications Through Sequence Enumeration
Los Angeles, California
May 18-May 18
ISBN: 0-7695-0010-2
Stacy J. Prowell, Q-Labs, Inc. and University of Tennessee
A rigorous behavioral specification can greatly reduce risk by exposing ambiguities in requirements and making explicit otherwise tacit information. Such an external, or black box specification can be developed from behavioral requirements in a systematic manner through the process of sequence enumeration. This process results in an arguably complete, consistent, and traceable specification of external system behavior. Sequence abstraction provides a powerful means to manage and focus the enumeration process.
Index Terms:
Specification, box structures, black box specification, sequence enumeration, sequence-based specification.
Citation:
Stacy J. Prowell, "Developing Black Box Specifications Through Sequence Enumeration," sesd, pp.14, Science and Engineering for Software Development: A Recognition of Harlan D. Mills' Legacy, 1999
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