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	Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture By David C. Hay
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DAMA 
data
    and activities 
    and locations 
    and people and organizations 
    and timing  2nd 
    Architecture Framework 
    definition 
    in strategy 
    large sets of 
    one transaction at a time 
    structure 
data (architecture framework)  2nd 
Data Administration Management Association  2nd 
data administrator  2nd 
data architect. 
Data Base Programming and Design 
data collection 
data dependency
    in a dependency diagram 
data flow
    in data-flow diagram 
    information in data-flow diagram 
    message in data-flow diagram 
data flow diagram 
    essential 
data flows 
data integrity constraint
    rule class 
data mart 
data model  2nd  3rd  4th 
    how to draw (Barker) 
    requirements analysis deliverable  
data model pattern 
data modeling 
    and normalization 
data modeling convention 
    positional  2nd 
    semantic  2nd 
    syntactic  2nd 
data reporting 
data store
    as data model view in data-flow diagram 
    in a UML activity diagram 
    in data-flow diagram 
    in UML activity diagram 
data structure  2nd 
data-flow diagram  2nd  3rd 
    and IDEF0 
    and UML activity diagram 
    context 
    essential  2nd 
    logical 
    physical 
database 
database administrator 
database design 
database management system  2nd  3rd  4th 
    relational 
decentralization 
decision table  2nd 
decision tree  2nd 
DecisionTable 
Decomposition 
decomposition
    in a functional breakdown 
defining a road map
    discovering rules 
DeMarco, Tom  2nd  3rd 
    and logical data-flow diagrams 
dependency 
    2nd normal form 
    3rd normal form 
dependency diagram  2nd 
derivation
    in ORM 
    rule class  2nd 
design (system development life cycle) 
design scope
    in a use case 
design, in systems development life cycle 
designer
    and data models 
detailed representations
    Architecture Framework 
DetailedEssentialDFD 
DetailedFunctionandProcessDocumentation 
development phases 
development time 
diagram rule
    in IDEF0 
diagram simplicity
    in IDEF0 
Diagramming Techniques for Analysts and Programmers, by Carma McClure and James Martin  2nd 
Dickens, Charles 
dimension
    data warehouse 
discovering rules 
discrete item
    data model pattern 
    sample entity life history 
disjoint (sub-types)
    The UML 
Distributed Computing 
distributed system 
distribution network  2nd 
divergent flows
    in the UML activity diagram 
document type declaration
    XML 
domain
    ORM technique 
    requirements analysis deliverable 
dot
    in ORM 
double headed arrow
    in ORM 
DTD
    XML 

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