Candidate Model Problems in Software Architecture
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online model problems http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~ModProb/
Abstract
The software architecture community would benefit from sharing a set of standard example problems. These would improve our ability to work out ideas, exhibit techniques, and compare results. The Software Architecture group at Carnegie Mellon has been assembling such a collection of problems. With this draft report we would like to open a discussion about suitable problems: what characteristics they should have, what specific problems would serve us well. To start that discussion, we present ten candidate problems and sketches of several distinct architectural approaches to two of them. We invite refinements and discussion of the problem list, the solution sets, and the criteria for choosing problems.
Suggested Citation
Mary Shaw, David Garlan, Robert Allen, Daneil Klein, John Ockerbloom, Curtis Scott, and Marco Schumacher. "Candidate Model Problems in Software Architecture" Discussion draft 1.3 in circulation for development of community consensus (1994).
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/mary_shaw/16