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| Preface | v | |
| Conference Organisation | vii | |
| Invited Presentation | ||
| Ontology Development | 3 | |
| Chapter 1 | Ontology and Software Requirement | |
| Some Philosophical Observations on the Nature of Software and their Implications for Requirement Engineering | 29 | |
| Vademecum for the Requirements Designer | 39 | |
| An Ontology of Descriptions and Situations for Lyee's Hypothetical World | 53 | |
| Ontology, Step by Step | 60 | |
| A Logical Representation of the Emergence of Intention | 71 | |
| Gesture and Intuition | 78 | |
| Chapter 2 | Conceptual Software Models | |
| The Logic of Planning for Real Applications and Software Development | 87 | |
| Studying Autonomy of Lyee Program | 101 | |
| Some Applications of a Linguistics Method Related to Lyee | 112 | |
| Chapter 3 | Software Engineering and Applications | |
| "Getting the Right Words" - A User Integrated Approach | 123 | |
| A User Requirement Acquisition Method Based on Word-Units for a User Development Environment | 137 | |
| Information System Design with Lyee as a Persistent Multi-Viewpoints Requirements Elicitation Process | 145 | |
| Chapter 4 | Boundary Software and Software Architecture | |
| A Framework for User Accessible Boundary Software | 157 | |
| Some Considerations on Interfaces for Users and System Components | 167 | |
| Component based Programming with the Lyee Methodology | 180 | |
| Chapter 5 | Automatic Software Generation and Requirement Verification | |
| Generalised Inductive Proving of Design Correctness | 189 | |
| Ambiguity Hidden in Traditional Programs and Meaning of Vectors of LYEE | 200 | |
| The Lyee Programming Model: Analysis and Correctness in a Fixed-Point Setting | 214 | |
| Briging High-Level Enterprise Models to Implementation-Oriented Models | 225 | |
| Chapter 6 | Software Analysis and Legacy Systems | |
| Lyee Methodology: A Formalization Using Process Algebra | 235 | |
| Legacy System Program Transformation by Lyee Methodology | 262 | |
| Chapter 7 | Requirement Engineering and Meta Models | |
| Representation and Coverage Characteristics of WYSIWYT for Lyee | 287 | |
| L'E-Lyee: Coupling L'Ecritoire and Lyee | 303 | |
| Process of Mapping between User Centric Concepts and Lyee Internal Concepts | 320 | |
| Chapter 8 | Software Configuration Management and Tools | |
| Aspects of Lyee Configuration Management | 339 | |
| Application Fields of the Lyee Technology - Comparison of Lyee and Catalysis | 353 | |
| Some Principal Limitations of the LyeeAll Technology | 365 | |
| Author Index | 373 |
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