An Experimental Aspect-Oriented Design Methodology
This article discus the software design methodologies as an unexplored area of the aspect oriented software design. It analyzes the properties of software design methodologies and proposes an experimental aspect-oriented design methodology. The article contains a hypothetical high level run of the proposed experimental aspect-oriented design methodology and a concise analysis of the properties of the methodology as well as what it would mean to execute it in the real world.
Keywords: Software Design Methodology, Aspect-oriented Software Design, Object-oriented Software Design, Aspect-oriented Design Methodology, Crosscutting Concern, Core Module, Software Design Methodology, Composition, Software Design Methodology Properties.
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Mario Pavlov
Mario Pavlov is PhD student at Faculty of Computer Systems and Control, Technical University of Sofia, from 2010, with primary research interest of aspect oriented programming and programming languages.
Daniela Gotseva
Daniela Gotseva is associate professor, PhD and Vice Dean of Faculty of Computer Systems and Control, Technical University of Sofia, from 2008 with primary research interest of programming languages and fuzzy logics. She is a member of the IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society.
Mario Pavlov
Mario Pavlov is PhD student at Faculty of Computer Systems and Control, Technical University of Sofia, from 2010, with primary research interest of aspect oriented programming and programming languages.
Daniela Gotseva
Daniela Gotseva is associate professor, PhD and Vice Dean of Faculty of Computer Systems and Control, Technical University of Sofia, from 2008 with primary research interest of programming languages and fuzzy logics. She is a member of the IEEE and the IEEE Computer Society.
