Applications and Extensions of SADT
@article{Ross1985ApplicationsAE, title={Applications and Extensions of SADT}, author={Douglas T. Ross}, journal={Computer}, year={1985}, volume={18}, pages={25-34} }
Embodying an organized discipline of thought and action, the SADT methodology has been successful in many applications previously thought too nebulous for technical treatment. At the time the definitive papers on SADT,* Sofrech's Structured Analysis and Design Technique, were published in 1977,1-3 the methodology had been in extensive development and use for several years. Originally introduced as a "system-blueprinting" method for documenting the architecture of large and complex systems,4…
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