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The aspect-oriented modeling (AOM) approach supports separation of crosscutting features from other features during design. An aspect-oriented design consists of a primary (base) model and a set of aspect models. A primary model describes the dominant structure of a design and an aspect model describes a feature that crosscuts the dominant structure. The aspect models and the primary model must be composed to obtain a system view that integrates features described by the models.
Model composition involves merging aspect class models with primary class models and incorporating sequences of
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Produktbeschreibung
The aspect-oriented modeling (AOM) approach supports
separation of crosscutting features from other
features during design. An aspect-oriented design
consists of a primary (base) model and a set
of aspect models. A primary model describes the
dominant structure of a design and an aspect model
describes a feature that crosscuts the dominant
structure. The aspect models and the primary model
must be composed to obtain a system view that
integrates features described by the models.

Model composition involves merging aspect class
models with primary class models and incorporating
sequences of interactions specified in aspect models
into primary sequence models.

Composition directives can be used to alter how a
signature based general-purpose composition procedure
composes models in the case where it is known or
expected that the procedure will produce incorrect
results.

The interaction model composition technique developed
can be used for composing aspect and primary sequence
models.

The class model and sequence model composition
techniques are applied in pilot studies to
demonstrate the usage of the composition techniques.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Reddy currently works as an Assistant Professor at Rochester
Institute of Technology, USA. He has a PhD in Computer Science
from Colorado State University. He has taught courses at the
undergraduate and graduate level and has co-authored a number of
publications in model based software development.