Exploration Games - A Formal Foundation for UML Design Tools

Topics:
Video games
Tags:
Games,
Ooa/Ood/Oop,
Personal Technology,
Programming Languages,
Software Development,
Software/Web Development,
Tool,
UML,
University Of Edinburgh
Source:
University of Edinburgh

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Overview: This paper extends the two-player games as used in verification to exploration games to fill this gap. An exploration game can be specified on the basis of a model which contains informally defined conditions as it is often the case with UML models. During a play the game may be modified in various ways such that it becomes easier to win for one of the players. It applies the exploration game framework to a simple variant of UML state machines to illustrate how playing a game helps to understand and improve the design.

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Format: PDF | Size: 124KB | Pages: 10


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