Towards formalised guidelines for migrating structured designs to UML: a case study.

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Georgiadou, E., Berki, E., Ross, M. and Cordero, M. 2005. Towards formalised guidelines for migrating structured designs to UML: a case study. Software Quality Journal. 13 (1), pp. 31-69. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11219-004-5260-0
TypeArticle
TitleTowards formalised guidelines for migrating structured designs to UML: a case study.
AuthorsGeorgiadou, E., Berki, E., Ross, M. and Cordero, M.
Abstract

The paradigm shift from Structured Methods to Object-Oriented Methods has left industry with an enormous legacy of systems modeled with structured methods. It is necessary to migrate or re-engineer these legacy systems. Re-engineering of code has been practiced for many years but this work addresses a gap in design re-engineering. This paper develops semi-formal guidelines for migrating a documented Structured Design (DFD) to UML. Work is continuing to produce extensions to existing CASE and MeatCASE tools for the automatic conversion of the designs. The major benefit is the increased confidence in the preservation of functionality (completeness, consistency and correctness).

PublisherSpringer Netherlands
JournalSoftware Quality Journal
ISSN0963-9314
Publication dates
Print17 Feb 2005
Publication process dates
Deposited17 Oct 2008
Output statusPublished
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.1007/s11219-004-5260-0
LanguageEnglish
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