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Exploring usability-driven Differences of graphical Modeling Languages: An empirical Research Report

@inproceedings{Schalles2012ExploringUD,
  title={Exploring usability-driven Differences of graphical Modeling Languages: An empirical Research Report},
  author={Christian Schalles and J. Creagh and M. Rebstock},
  booktitle={Modellierung},
  year={2012}
}

Christian Schalles, J. Creagh, M. Rebstock

Published in Modellierung 2012

Computer Science

Documenting, specifying and analyzing complex domains such as information systems or business processes have become unimaginable without the support of graphical models. Generally, models are developed using graph-oriented languages such as Event Driven Process Chains (EPCs) or diagrams of the Unified Modeling Language (UML). For industrial use, modeling languages aim to describe either information systems or business processes. Heterogeneous modeling languages allow different grades of… CONTINUE READING

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