BS ISO/IEC 24744:2014

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Software engineering. Metamodel for development methodologies

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11	1 Scope 2 Conformance 3 Terms and definitions
13	4 Naming, diagramming and definition conventions, and abbreviated terms 4.1 Naming, diagramming and definition conventions
14	4.2 Abbreviations 5 Basic Concepts
15	5.1 Method Engineering 5.2 Dual-Layer Modelling 5.3 Powertypes and Clabjects
16	5.4 Uniting Process and Product 5.5 Process Assessment
17	6 Introduction to the SEMDM 6.1 Highly Abstract View 6.2 Abstract View and Core Classes
18	6.3 Process Classes
20	6.4 Producer Classes
21	6.5 Product Classes
22	6.6 Connection between Process and Product
23	6.7 Support Classes
24	7 Metamodel Elements 7.1 Classes 7.1.1 Action 7.1.1.1 Attributes 7.1.1.2 Relationships 7.1.1.3 Example 7.1.2 ActionKind
25	7.1.2.1 Attributes 7.1.2.2 Relationships 7.1.2.3 Example 7.1.3 Build
26	7.1.3.1 Attributes 7.1.3.2 Relationships 7.1.3.3 Example 7.1.4 BuildKind 7.1.4.1 Attributes 7.1.4.2 Relationships
27	7.1.4.3 Example 7.1.5 CompositeWorkProduct 7.1.5.1 Attributes 7.1.5.2 Relationships 7.1.5.3 Example 7.1.6 CompositeWorkProductKind
28	7.1.6.1 Attributes 7.1.6.2 Relationships 7.1.6.3 Example 7.1.7 Conglomerate 7.1.7.1 Attributes 7.1.7.2 Relationships 7.1.7.3 Example 7.1.8 Constraint
29	7.1.8.1 Attributes 7.1.8.2 Relationships 7.1.8.3 Example 7.1.9 Document
30	7.1.9.1 Attributes 7.1.9.2 Relationships 7.1.9.3 Example 7.1.10 DocumentKind 7.1.10.1 Attributes 7.1.10.2 Relationships
31	7.1.10.3 Example 7.1.11 Element 7.1.11.1 Attributes 7.1.11.2 Relationships 7.1.11.3 Example 7.1.12 EndeavourElement
32	7.1.12.1 Attributes 7.1.12.2 Relationships 7.1.12.3 Example 7.1.13 Guideline 7.1.13.1 Attributes
33	7.1.13.2 Relationships 7.1.13.3 Example 7.1.14 HardwareItem 7.1.14.1 Attributes 7.1.14.2 Relationships 7.1.14.3 Example 7.1.15 HardwareItemKind
34	7.1.15.1 Attributes 7.1.15.2 Relationships 7.1.15.3 Example 7.1.16 InstantaneousStage 7.1.16.1 Attributes 7.1.16.2 Relationships 7.1.16.3 Example
35	7.1.17 InstantaneousStageKind 7.1.17.1 Attributes 7.1.17.2 Relationships 7.1.17.3 Example 7.1.18 Language
36	7.1.18.1 Attributes 7.1.18.2 Relationships 7.1.18.3 Example 7.1.19 MethodologyElement 7.1.19.1 Attributes
37	7.1.19.2 Relationships 7.1.19.3 Example 7.1.20 Milestone 7.1.20.1 Attributes 7.1.20.2 Relationships 7.1.20.3 Example 7.1.21 MilestoneKind
38	7.1.21.1 Attributes 7.1.21.2 Relationships 7.1.21.3 Example 7.1.22 Model 7.1.22.1 Attributes 7.1.22.2 Relationships 7.1.22.3 Example
39	7.1.23 ModelKind 7.1.23.1 Attributes 7.1.23.2 Relationships 7.1.23.3 Example 7.1.24 ModelUnit
40	7.1.24.1 Attributes 7.1.24.2 Relationships 7.1.24.3 Example 7.1.25 ModelUnitKind 7.1.25.1 Attributes
41	7.1.25.2 Relationships 7.1.25.3 Example 7.1.26 ModelUnitUsage 7.1.26.1 Attributes 7.1.26.2 Relationships 7.1.26.3 Example
42	7.1.27 ModelUnitUsageKind 7.1.27.1 Attributes 7.1.27.2 Relationships 7.1.27.3 Example 7.1.28 Notation
43	7.1.28.1 Attributes 7.1.28.2 Relationships 7.1.28.3 Example 7.1.29 Outcome 7.1.29.1 Attributes
44	7.1.29.2 Relationships 7.1.29.3 Example 7.1.30 OutcomeKind 7.1.30.1 Attributes 7.1.30.2 Relationships 7.1.30.3 Example
45	7.1.31 Person 7.1.31.1 Attributes 7.1.31.2 Relationships 7.1.31.3 Example 7.1.32 Phase 7.1.32.1 Attributes 7.1.32.2 Relationships 7.1.32.3 Example
46	7.1.33 PhaseKind 7.1.33.1 Attributes 7.1.33.2 Relationships 7.1.33.3 Example 7.1.34 PostCondition 7.1.34.1 Attributes 7.1.34.2 Relationships 7.1.34.3 Example
47	7.1.35 PreCondition 7.1.35.1 Attributes 7.1.35.2 Relationships 7.1.35.3 Example 7.1.36 Process
48	7.1.36.1 Attributes 7.1.36.2 Relationships 7.1.36.3 Example 7.1.37 ProcessKind 7.1.37.1 Attributes 7.1.37.2 Relationships 7.1.37.3 Example
49	7.1.38 Producer 7.1.38.1 Attributes 7.1.38.2 Relationships 7.1.38.3 Example 7.1.39 ProducerKind
50	7.1.39.1 Attributes 7.1.39.2 Relationships 7.1.39.3 Example 7.1.40 Reference 7.1.40.1 Attributes
51	7.1.40.2 Relationships 7.1.40.3 Example 7.1.41 Resource 7.1.41.1 Attributes 7.1.41.2 Relationships 7.1.41.3 Example 7.1.42 Role
52	7.1.42.1 Attributes 7.1.42.2 Relationships 7.1.42.3 Example 7.1.43 RoleKind 7.1.43.1 Attributes 7.1.43.2 Relationships
53	7.1.43.3 Example 7.1.44 SoftwareItem 7.1.44.1 Attributes 7.1.44.2 Relationships 7.1.44.3 Example 7.1.45 SoftwareItemKind 7.1.45.1 Attributes
54	7.1.45.2 Relationships 7.1.45.3 Example 7.1.46 Source 7.1.46.1 Attributes 7.1.46.2 Relationships 7.1.46.3 Example 7.1.47 Stage
55	7.1.47.1 Attributes 7.1.47.2 Relationships 7.1.47.3 Example 7.1.48 StageKind
56	7.1.48.1 Attributes 7.1.48.2 Relationships 7.1.48.3 Example 7.1.49 StageWithDuration 7.1.49.1 Attributes 7.1.49.2 Relationships
57	7.1.49.3 Example 7.1.50 StageWithDurationKind 7.1.50.1 Attributes 7.1.50.2 Relationships 7.1.50.3 Example 7.1.51 Task
58	7.1.51.1 Attributes 7.1.51.2 Relationships 7.1.51.3 Example 7.1.52 TaskKind 7.1.52.1 Attributes
59	7.1.52.2 Relationships 7.1.52.3 Example 7.1.53 TaskTechniqueMapping 7.1.53.1 Attributes 7.1.53.2 Relationships 7.1.53.3 Example
60	7.1.54 TaskTechniqueMappingKind 7.1.54.1 Attributes 7.1.54.2 Relationships 7.1.54.3 Example 7.1.55 Team
61	7.1.55.1 Attributes 7.1.55.2 Relationships 7.1.55.3 Example 7.1.56 TeamKind 7.1.56.1 Attributes 7.1.56.2 Relationships 7.1.56.3 Example 7.1.57 Technique
62	7.1.57.1 Attributes 7.1.57.2 Relationships 7.1.57.3 Example 7.1.58 TechniqueKind 7.1.58.1 Attributes
63	7.1.58.2 Relationships 7.1.58.3 Example 7.1.59 Template 7.1.59.1 Attributes 7.1.59.2 Relationships 7.1.59.3 Example
64	7.1.60 TimeCycle 7.1.60.1 Attributes 7.1.60.2 Relationships 7.1.60.3 Example 7.1.61 TimeCycleKind 7.1.61.1 Attributes 7.1.61.2 Relationships
65	7.1.61.3 Example 7.1.62 Tool 7.1.62.1 Attributes 7.1.62.2 Relationships 7.1.62.3 Example 7.1.63 ToolKind
66	7.1.63.1 Attributes 7.1.63.2 Relationships 7.1.63.3 Example 7.1.64 WorkPerformance 7.1.64.1 Attributes 7.1.64.2 Relationships 7.1.64.3 Example
67	7.1.65 WorkPerformanceKind 7.1.65.1 Attributes 7.1.65.2 Relationships 7.1.65.3 Example 7.1.66 WorkProduct
68	7.1.66.1 Attributes 7.1.66.2 Relationships 7.1.66.3 Example 7.1.67 WorkProductKind
69	7.1.67.1 Attributes 7.1.67.2 Relationships 7.1.67.3 Example 7.1.68 WorkUnit
70	7.1.68.1 Attributes 7.1.68.2 Relationships 7.1.68.3 Example 7.1.69 WorkUnitKind
71	7.1.69.1 Attributes 7.1.69.2 Relationships 7.1.69.3 Example 7.2 Enumerated Types 7.2.1 ActionType 7.2.2 DeonticValue
72	7.2.3 WorkProductStatus 8 Using the Metamodel 8.1 Usage Rules 8.1.1 Usage of Resource Classes
73	8.1.2 Usage of Powertype Patterns 8.1.3 Extending Enumerated Types 8.2 Usage Guidelines 8.2.1 Defining Process Aspects 8.2.2 Defining Producers
74	8.2.3 Defining Product Aspects 8.2.4 Linking Process, Producers and Products 9 Extending the Metamodel 9.1 Extension Rules 9.1.1 Creating New Classes
75	9.1.2 Creating New Powertype Patterns 9.1.3 Adding Attributes and Associations 9.1.4 Creating Enumerated Types and Enumerators 9.2 Extension Guidelines 9.2.1 Immutability of the Standard Metamodel 9.2.2 Architecture of Metamodel Extensions
76	A.1 SimpleMethod Description A.2 Construction of Process Components
78	A.3 Construction of Producer Components A.4 Construction of Product Components
80	A.5 Connection Between Process and Product Components
82	B.1 OMG SPEM 1.1
83	B.2 OOSPICE B.3 OPEN
84	B.4 LiveNet B.5 ISO/IEC 12207 and 15288
85	B.6 ISO/IEC 15504 (SPICE) B.7 ISO/IEC 19501 (UML 1.4.2)
86	C.1 Introduction C.1.1 Abstract Symbols C.1.2 Notation Coverage
87	C.2 Notation Elements C.2.1 Stages
88	C.2.1.1 StageWithDurationKind C.2.1.2 TimeCycleKind C.2.1.3 PhaseKind C.2.1.4 BuildKind
89	C.2.1.5 InstantaneousStageKind C.2.1.6 MilestoneKind C.2.2 Work Units
90	C.2.2.1 ProcessKind C.2.2.2 TaskKind C.2.2.3 TechniqueKind C.2.2.4 OutcomeKind
91	C.2.3 Work Products C.2.3.1 WorkProductKind C.2.3.2 DocumentKind C.2.3.3 ModelKind
92	C.2.3.4 SoftwareItemKind C.2.3.5 HardwareItemKind C.2.3.6 CompositeWorkProductKind
93	C.2.4 Producers C.2.4.1 ProducerKind C.2.4.2 TeamKind C.2.4.3 RoleKind
94	C.2.4.4 ToolKind C.2.4.5 Person C.2.5 Constraints C.2.5.1 PreCondition
95	C.2.5.2 PostCondition C.2.6 Relationship Concepts C.2.6.1 ActionKind C.2.7 Support Concepts C.2.7.1 Conglomerate
96	C.2.7.2 Guideline C.2.8 Links and Relationships C.2.8.1 Specialization Relationship C.2.8.2 Whole/Part Link
97	C.2.8.3 Generic Link C.2.8.4 Dependency Links C.2.8.5 Deontic Marker C.2.8.6 Topological Containment C.2.9 Diagramming Support
98	C.2.9.1 Node Grouping C.2.9.2 Callouts C.3 Diagram Types C.3.1 Introduction
99	C.3.2 Lifecycle Diagrams C.3.2.1 Elements C.3.2.2 Examples
100	C.3.3 Enactment Diagrams C.3.3.1 Elements C.3.3.2 Examples
101	C.3.4 Dependency Diagrams
102	C.3.4.1 Elements C.3.4.2 Examples C.3.5 Process Diagrams C.3.5.1 Elements C.3.5.2 Examples
103	C.3.6 Action Diagrams C.3.6.1 Elements C.3.6.2 Examples
104	C.4 Abbreviation Tables C.4.1 ActionType
105	C.4.2 DeonticValue

Additional information

Status	Confirmed
Pages	110
Publication Date	2014-11-30
ISBN	978 0 580 82003 8
Standard Number	BS ISO/IEC 24744:2014
Title	Software engineering. Metamodel for development methodologies
Identical National Standard Of	ISO/IEC 24744:2014
Replaces	BS ISO/IEC 24744:2007+A1:2010
Descriptors	Instructions for use, Programming, Data processing, Software engineering techniques, Computer software, Data management
Publisher	BSI
Committee	IST/15
ICS Codes	35.080 - Software

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