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A Unifying Framework For Structured Analysis And Design Models An Approach Using Initial Algebra Semantics And Category Theory T H Tse

Name: A Unifying Framework For Structured Analysis And Design Models An Approach Using Initial Algebra Semantics And Category Theory T H Tse
SKU: BELL-2218594
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A Unifying Framework For Structured Analysis And Design Models An Approach Using Initial Algebra Semantics And Category Theory T H Tse instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3 MB

Pages: 192

Author: T. H. Tse

ISBN: 9780511569890, 9780521117876, 9780521391962, 0511569890, 0521117879, 0521391962

Language: English

Year: 2009

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A Unifying Framework For Structured Analysis And Design Models An Approach Using Initial Algebra Semantics And Category Theory T H Tse by T. H. Tse 9780511569890, 9780521117876, 9780521391962, 0511569890, 0521117879, 0521391962 instant download after payment.

Structured methodologies are a popular and powerful tool in information systems development. Many different ones exist, each employing a number of models and so a specification must be converted from one form to another during the development process. To solve this problem, Dr. Tse proposes a unifying framework behind popular structured models. He approaches the problem from the viewpoints of algebra and category theory. He not only develops the frameworks but also illustrates their practical and theoretical usefulness. Thus, this book will provide insight for software engineers into how methodologies can be formalized, and will open up a range of applications and problems for theoretical computer scientists.