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Fusion: a second generation object-oriented analysis and design method
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EngineeringIndustrial EngineeringObject-oriented ModelingSoftware EngineeringObject OrientationSoftware AnalysisSocial SciencesSystems EngineeringRequirements DefinitionProgramming LanguagesObject-oriented DesignDesignComputer EngineeringProgramming Language ImplementationSoftware DesignIndustrial DesignProgram AnalysisSoftware TestingFusion MethodDesign MethodFormal MethodsObject-oriented ProgrammingProgramming MethodologySystem Software
The Fusion method has been developed by the Object-oriented Design Group at Hewlett Packard Laboratories, Bristol. The method builds on existing, first generation, methods, for example, Booch, OMT, and CRC, and provides a direct route from a requirements definition through to a programming language implementation. Fusion is a systematic method and has been designed for use by medium to large size teams in the industrial environment. The paper gives a short and simplified description of the method together with a brief report of its promotion both inside and outside of HP. >