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Modelling Theory and Practice
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Modelling Theory and Practice for Software Engineers and Business Analysts.
Mastering Complexity by the Means of Abstraction.
Part I: Finite Relational Structures.
Modelling is a basic technique for handling complex problems, especially in Software Engineering and Business or Systems Analysis. This book deals with the subject from its rigorous foundations in Logic and Discrete Mathematics to its relevant contributions to typical Software and Business Engineering problems.
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Introduction
Motivation and Summary
The Notion of Models and Abstraction
Models in Software Engineering and Business Analysis
Basic Finite Relational Modelling
Overview and Trivial Cases
Modelling with Concepts
Modelling with Components
Pushing Complexity
Complexity Aware Modelling
Modelling with Constraints (Queries)
Modelling with Meta Relations
Modelling with combined Concepts and Components
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