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1 US University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering onstructive Incremental OOMO A Winsor Brown AWBrown@SE.usc.edu October 17, AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 1 of 28 10/16/07
2 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Systems Development Life ycle MBASE/RUP IM for software systems IM for Software Intensive Systems & Systems of Systems 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 2 of 28
3 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering RUP/MBASE Application 1 Development Model 1 (efforts not to scale) 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 3 of 28
4 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering I R R L O 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering L A 4 of 28 D I O P R R
5 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering IM L Processes For Systems (Hw, Sw & Pw) 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 5 of 28
6 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 6 of 28
7 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Why Multiple Build Software Systems Simplest: Early Functionality in the hands of ALL users Architecture/ore plus some funcitonality Implies Full Qualification/Acceptance Testing each cycle Increasingly omplex Multiple, diverse "platforms" Different "focii" of funcitonality Network entric Systems Operation Evolution/federation of legacy systems System of Systems by design 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 7 of 28
8 US Possible Overlapping Software Development onstructive Spirals Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Traditional Deliver And Enhance Overlaps Across Software Builds Inception Elaboration onstruction Transition Inception Elaboration onstruction Transition Evolve During Transition [After Sw IO] Inception Elaboration onstruction Transition Inception Elaboration onstruction Transition Evolve After Architecture omplete Inception Elaboration with Evol. Req. onstruction Transition Incept. Elaboration onstruction Transition I. Elab. onstruction Transition AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 8 of 28
9 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering IM Showing Multi-Build Software in Systems 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 9 of 28
10 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 10 of 28
11 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Outline Fundamentals urrent Vision OINOMO 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 11 of 28
12 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Vision OSOSIMO OSYSMO OOTS ORADMO OINOMO OQUALMO (AKA OPSEMO + DBAOOMO II ) 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 12 of 28
13 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO Direction 1 OOMO + OPSEMO 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 13 of 28
14 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO Direction 1b OOMO + OPSEMO: 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 14 of 28
15 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO Direction 2 Mutiple Build apability from DBA OOMO 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 15 of 28
16 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Multi Build OOMO II OINOMO Sums Across Builds For Est. Build x New Build x Build x+1 arried New, Reused and OTS Modify Build x Build x+2 arried New Build x+1 arried etc. New Build x+2 New, Reused and OTS New, Reused and OTS Box size notional for effort AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering Modify Build x+1 16 of 28
17 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering Multiple subsystems Overlapping Builds 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 17 of 28
18 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO Structures/Models (UML) OOMO + OPSEMO Multiple types per module 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 18 of 28
19 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OOMO II with OPSEMO (for I&T) 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 19 of 28
20 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OPSEMO: Phased Schedule and Effort Dist AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 20 of 28
21 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 21 of 28
22 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OOMO Models Represented in UML OOMO.II.2003 (the software package) OINOMO.2006 version of OOMO.II.2003 Has concept of stored alternatives for omponents (AKA Project) [shown] EAF and SF Driver sets [not shown] Sub omponents (AKA Modules) [not shown] Has four SLO sources: SLO or FP converted to SLO: New & New Open Source Adaptation Only: New Reused & Previous Build Reused OINOMO version of OOMO.II.2003 with OPSEMO 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 22 of 28
23 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OOMO.II.2003 in UML 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 23 of 28
24 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO's OOMO.II.2003 in UML 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 24 of 28
25 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 25 of 28
26 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering OINOMO's OOMO + OPSEMO in UML 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 26 of 28
27 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 27 of 28
28 US onstructive Incremental OOMO University of Southern alifornia enter for Software Engineering 2005 AWBrown BES/MSEE & US enter for Software Engineering 28 of 28
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