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Computation independent representation of the problem domain in MDA

Osis J., Asnina E., Grave A.

e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal

2008

Vol. 2, nr 1

25--40

The object-oriented analysis suggests semiformal use-case driven techniques for problem domain modeling from a computation independent viewpoint. The proposed approach called Topological Functioning Modeling for Model Driven Architecture (TFMfMDA) increases the degree of formalization. It uses formal mathematical foundations of Topological Functioning Model (TFM). TFMfMDA introduces more formal analysis of the problem domain, enables defning what the client needs, verifying textual functional requirements, and checking missing requirements in conformity with the domain model. A use case model of the application to be build is defned from the TFM using a goal-based method. Graph transformation from the TFM to a conceptual model enables defnition of domain concepts and their interrelation. This paper also outlines requirements to the tool to support TFMfMDA.

Object-oriented analysis of the numerical modelling of castings solidification

Sczygiol N.

Computer Assisted Mechanics and Engineering Sciences

2001

Vol. 8, No. 1

79-98

The paper concerns a method of implementation for the numerical modelling of the solidification process in which the finite element method was used. Modern techniques of software engineering were applied to reach the aim. The decomposition of the problem domain, for the needs of object-oriented analysis, was carried out. The relationships between parts of the analysed problem were discussed. At first, the object-oriented analysis was investigated in general for the wide range of problems solved by the finite element method, e.g. thermomechanic problems of castings, and then it was investigated in detail for the solidification process. The most important specialisation of classes for object implementation of the solidification model were also discussed. The enthalpy solidification formulations were used in the numerical modelling. The three models of solid phase growth, used for solidification modelling of two-component alloys, were described. The method for determining the dependence of enthalpy in relation to temperature and the formula for calculating the solid fraction were shown for each of the three models.