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Use case modeling has become a very popular object-oriented analysis technique, since Jacobson first published his ideas on the subject nearly seven years ago. The "non-technical" nature of use cases allows users to participate in a way that is seldom possible using the abstractions of object modeling alone. Use cases help the analyst get a grip on specific user needs before analyzing the internal mechanics of a system, providing a basis for early prototyping and a means of driving units for incremental delivery.
With the most hectic times of the Y2000 issue arriving soon, now is a good time to revisit the topic of ethics for Y2000 projects and one of the issues those projects will create for the future.
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS FOR Y2000 (AND BEYOND) 20 January 1999 by Paul Neuhardt
With the most hectic times of the Y2000 issue arriving soon, now is a good time to revisit the topic of ethics for Y2000 projects and one of the issues those projects will create for the future.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION 19 January 1999 by Pete Loshin
Figuring out the appropriate strategy for protecting your intellectual property means putting your content in context. To categorize your content, answer these questions:
