Deriving User-Requirements From Human-Computer Interfaces

Anne-France Brogneaux; Ravi Ramdoyal; Julien Vilz; Jean-Luc Hainaut

Deriving User-Requirements From Human-Computer Interfaces

Anne-France Brogneaux, Ravi Ramdoyal, Julien Vilz, Jean-Luc Hainaut

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Dans cet article, nous explorons la possibilité de concevoir des systèmes d'information en exploitant de façon optimale les informations contenues dans les interfaces homme-machine. Dans cette démarche l'utilisateur final peut dessiner l'interface de son application ; à partir de cette interface, nous dérivons le schéma conceptuel répondant à la spécification de ses be-soins, ce qui permet d'envisager la conception de la base de données et des composants pro-céduraux correspondants.

langue originale	Anglais
titre	Proc. of 23th IASTED DBA 2005 Conf.
Editeur	ACTA Press
Pages	77-82
Nombre de pages	6
Etat de la publication	Non publié - 2005

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