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Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture
By David C. Hay
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IBM San Jose Laboratory 
ICAM Program 
IDEF methods  
IDEF0 
    and data-flow diagrams 
    context diagram 
    rules 
IDEF0 diagram  2nd 
    activity limit 
IDEF1 
IDEF1X  2nd  3rd  4th  5th 
identifying source
    discovering rules 
identity of the enterprise 
impact value
    Business Rules Group definition 
inclusive or
    ORM notation 
inclusive or (relationships)
    The UML 
incomplete (sub-types)
    IDEF1X notation 
independent set of dependencies
    4th normal form 
InductionAboutData 
industry jargon 
inference
    rule class  2nd 
information
    definition 
information engineering  2nd  3rd  4th 
Information Engineering  2nd 
Information Engineering, a Technical Report, by Clive Finkelstein and James Martin 
information overload 
information resource manager 
information services department 
infrastructure, technical 
INGRES 
inheritance  2nd  3rd 
initial state 
initial value
    The UML 
innovation 
input transaction structure 
inputs
    in IDEF0 
inside and now 
instance verifier
    in the Ronald Ross notation  2nd 
Integrated Computer Aided Manufacturing Program 
integrated computer-aided manufacturing definition) methods
    (IDEF) 
integrity constraint
    in the Ronald Ross notation 
intellectual capital 
Interactive Graphics and Retrieval System 
interest
    in a use case 
internal influence
    Business Rules Group definition 
internal organization
    data model pattern 
internal schema 
internal validity check 
intransitive ring constraint
    in ORM 
inventory
    data model pattern 
    sample entity life history 
IRM 
irreflexive ring constraint
    in ORM 
item
    data model pattern 
item structure element
    data model pattern 
item type
    data model pattern  2nd 
item type structure element
    data model pattern  2nd 
iteration 
    in a structured natural language 
    in an entity life history 
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Requirements Analysis. From Business Views to Architecture
Requirements Analysis: From Business Views to Architecture
ISBN: 0132762005
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2001
Pages: 129
Authors: David C. Hay

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