Expressing and Manipulating Defect-Properties of Software  Architectures with Extended Relation Algebra RASA

LI Zu-De; CHEN Ming

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Expressing and Manipulating Defect-Properties of Software Architectures with Extended Relation Algebra RASA

LI Zu-De 1, CHEN Ming 2

1. School of Information Science and Engineering, Central South University, Changsha ,417100

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Funding: Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education （No.20110162120087）, The National Natural Science Funds （No.61103034）

Opened online:12 August 2014

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Citation: LI Zu-De, CHEN Ming.Expressing and Manipulating Defect-Properties of Software Architectures with Extended Relation Algebra RASA[OL]. [12 August 2014] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4602932

Just as a Relation Algebra is invaluable for operating on the architecture of a software system, so it can be used fruitfully for visualising, aggregating and analysing architectural defects.The early study has thus defined an extended Relation Algebra for Software Architectures, called RASA.%This paper continues on RASA by focusing on two aspects: (i) an application of RASA for expression and manipulation of architectural defect-properties; and (ii) an implementation of RASA based on a traditional relational database system.This gives a clear guideline for utilizing and implementing RASA in analysis of software architectures.

Keywords:Software Engineering, Relation Algebra, Software Architecture, Software Defect

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