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Objektorientierte Softwareentwicklung und visuelle Sprachen

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Book cover Objektorientierte und verteilte Lösung von Optimierungsproblemen

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Die Wiederverwendung gewachsener Programmpakete der multidisziplinären Optimierung in parallelen Systemen mit intuitiv graphischer Bedienung benötigt leistungsfähige Softwareengineering-Methoden. Diese sind in Form objektorientierter Systeme und Entwurfsmethoden vorhanden und sollen hier eingeführt werden. Insbesondere die „Objekt Modeling Technique“ (OMT) [Rumb91] gewinnt als Methode zunehmend an Bedeutung. Sie wurde zum Entwurf der OpTiX-Workbench eingesetzt und soll deshalb in ihren Grundzügen erläutert werden. In einem zweiten Teil werden graphische Oberflächensysteme und visuelle Sprachen als modernes Konzept der Benutzerinteraktion eingeführt. Sie sind i.d.R. nach objektorientierten Konzepten gestaltet und in objektorientierten Programmiersprachen realisiert. Der Einsatz visueller Paradigmen und Designprinzipien gestattet es, die Schwierigkeiten im Umgang mit komplexen Softwaresystemen erheblich zu reduzieren.

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