A teaching guide for DoDAF 2.0 used at the FEAC Institute between 2009 and 2011 by the authors in... more A teaching guide for DoDAF 2.0 used at the FEAC Institute between 2009 and 2011 by the authors in classes.
This paper describes the results to date of a research effort to apply a pattern approach to the ... more This paper describes the results to date of a research effort to apply a pattern approach to the problem of addressing information assurance (IA) in enterprise-level information engineering. IA is not effectively included in Enterprise Architectures today, largely because there is no compendium of knowledge immediately useful to enterprise engineers who are not IA specialists. The goal of this research
This paper presents an overview of work performed between July, 1984 and February, 1986. A protot... more This paper presents an overview of work performed between July, 1984 and February, 1986. A prototype effort consisting of the redesign and reimplementation of COBOL programs into Ada has been completed successfully. The redesign and reimplementation of a DBMS applications system under full military life cycle standards is still underway. An important feature of this work is that it demonstrates a transition path for large CODASYL database systems away from COBOL and into Ada. The more important lessons learned and recommendations for future work are summarized. This work was partially funded by U. S. Navy SPAWARSYSCOM under contracts N00039-81-C-0119 and N68786-85-C3010.
Proceedings of the fifth Washington Ada symposium on Ada - WADAS '88, 1988
Much of the current work in Ada software focuses on code reuse and on the issues of coding standa... more Much of the current work in Ada software focuses on code reuse and on the issues of coding standards and guidelines [2], [5] and of library organization and retrieval optimization [4]. Work underway at Planning Research Corporation (PRC) is focused on reuse within a wider scope: the role of reuse within an Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE). This work is designed to incorporate and build on the work done by others in standards, quidelines, and retrieval optimization. The PRC work is based on a twofold approach. The first focus is on techniques for qualification and identification of reusable items, where the items in question include all lifecycle deliverables such as code, Program Design Language (PDL), design diagrams, documentation, and test software, as well as other types of lifecycle information associated with methods and tools. The second focus is the integration of reuse technology as an integral part of a software development environment. This paper reports on an operational prototype code qualification system currently in use at PRC and on the design concepts for an APSE that incorporates this type of reuse technology as a basic feature. The reuse concepts embodied in the qualification system and APSE design are the basis for the reuse concepts being employed in the Space Station Program Software Support Environment (SSE).
A Textbook of Enterprise Architecture used by the FEAC Institute and other institutions in teachi... more A Textbook of Enterprise Architecture used by the FEAC Institute and other institutions in teaching the concepts of Enterprise Architecting.
A teaching guide for DoDAF 2.0 used at the FEAC Institute between 2009 and 2011 by the authors in... more A teaching guide for DoDAF 2.0 used at the FEAC Institute between 2009 and 2011 by the authors in classes.
This paper describes the results to date of a research effort to apply a pattern approach to the ... more This paper describes the results to date of a research effort to apply a pattern approach to the problem of addressing information assurance (IA) in enterprise-level information engineering. IA is not effectively included in Enterprise Architectures today, largely because there is no compendium of knowledge immediately useful to enterprise engineers who are not IA specialists. The goal of this research
This paper presents an overview of work performed between July, 1984 and February, 1986. A protot... more This paper presents an overview of work performed between July, 1984 and February, 1986. A prototype effort consisting of the redesign and reimplementation of COBOL programs into Ada has been completed successfully. The redesign and reimplementation of a DBMS applications system under full military life cycle standards is still underway. An important feature of this work is that it demonstrates a transition path for large CODASYL database systems away from COBOL and into Ada. The more important lessons learned and recommendations for future work are summarized. This work was partially funded by U. S. Navy SPAWARSYSCOM under contracts N00039-81-C-0119 and N68786-85-C3010.
Proceedings of the fifth Washington Ada symposium on Ada - WADAS '88, 1988
Much of the current work in Ada software focuses on code reuse and on the issues of coding standa... more Much of the current work in Ada software focuses on code reuse and on the issues of coding standards and guidelines [2], [5] and of library organization and retrieval optimization [4]. Work underway at Planning Research Corporation (PRC) is focused on reuse within a wider scope: the role of reuse within an Ada Programming Support Environment (APSE). This work is designed to incorporate and build on the work done by others in standards, quidelines, and retrieval optimization. The PRC work is based on a twofold approach. The first focus is on techniques for qualification and identification of reusable items, where the items in question include all lifecycle deliverables such as code, Program Design Language (PDL), design diagrams, documentation, and test software, as well as other types of lifecycle information associated with methods and tools. The second focus is the integration of reuse technology as an integral part of a software development environment. This paper reports on an operational prototype code qualification system currently in use at PRC and on the design concepts for an APSE that incorporates this type of reuse technology as a basic feature. The reuse concepts embodied in the qualification system and APSE design are the basis for the reuse concepts being employed in the Space Station Program Software Support Environment (SSE).
A Textbook of Enterprise Architecture used by the FEAC Institute and other institutions in teachi... more A Textbook of Enterprise Architecture used by the FEAC Institute and other institutions in teaching the concepts of Enterprise Architecting.
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