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Special Interest Group on Systems Analysis and Design

Publications

Building-block Classes (BBC) to Facilitate Project Velocity in Agile Development

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Project velocity is a primary driver of success in agile methodologies such as XP (extreme programming). While it...

Conceptual Modeling: Going Beyond the Stigma of YAMA

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Over the last two decades, the conceptual modeling community (within the IS discipline) has moved to a research...

An Information Modeling Study Using Eye-Tracking

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This research stream uses neuroscience approaches to study information modeling constructs. Information modeling models the problem domains to...

Haves and have nots: An Ontological Examination of Negative Classification

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Many conceptual modeling grammars include constructs to represent optionality and negation. Optionality enables the direct expression of class...

Aiding the Comprehension of Cardinality Constraints with Narratives

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This study examined the comprehension of cardinality constraints in conceptual models. The aim was to enhance the comprehension...

Improving Coverage of Design in Information Systems Education

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The Association for Computing Machinery and the Association for Information Systems publish a...

Top-down, Bottom-up or Just Information Foraging? Exploring the Process of Corrective SQL Maintenance Tasks

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Software maintenance remains vital to the software development process. Structured Query Language (SQL) is a declarative programming language...

An Empirical Testing of an Agent Conceptual Modeling Technique

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Conceptual models represent a person’s understanding of a situation and context, called a domain. Understanding the domain that...

Conceptual Modeling in Open-World Domains

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Traditionally, the research and practice of conceptual modeling assumed a closed-world system, in which all relevant information about...

Toward a Social Ontology for Conceptual Modeling

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Conceptual modeling is fundamental to information systems requirements engineering. Systems analysts and designers use the constructs and methods...