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Rehabilitation Computing in Electronic Computing
Published in Parveen Berwal, Jagjit Singh Dhatterwal, Kuldeep Singh Kaswan, Shashi Kant, Computer Applications in Engineering and Management, 2022
Parveen Berwal, Jagjit Singh Dhatterwal, Kuldeep Singh Kaswan, Shashi Kant
The 4 C 1 View model is composed of: the Logical View (representing structural components, degrees of abstraction, and separation of concerns), the Process View (treating relationship patterns and concurrency), and the Logical View (representing structural elements, levels of abstraction, and separation of concerns), the Production View (outlining the degradation of software applications on sensor servers, such as computers or processors); the Physical View (highlighting the redistribution of software applications on network machines, such as computers or processors); the Scenarios View (outlining the redistribution of software applications on physical nodes, such as computers or processors); and the Possibilities View (highlighting the distribution of software applications on network machines, such as processors or processing units) (describing use cases and considered the one view, because they make the connections between the other four views). This model has been extended to the LD-CAST method.
Project closing
Published in Varun Gupta, Anh Nguyen-Duc, Real-World Software Projects for Computer Science and Engineering Students, 2021
The section presents architectural and technological aspects of the product. Hence, we suggest having separate subsections: [Technology stacks]: includes programming language for front-end, back-end, database technology, cloud services, third-party APIs, open-source library and frameworks, etc. It is important to justify why the technology stacks are chosen.[Overall architectural patterns]: at first, a general architectural view should be provided. In many cases, the architecture reflects the adopted frameworks or libraries. Typical general architectures are client-server, n-tier architecture, micro-service architecture, model-view-controller pattern, etc.[Architectural views]: 4 + 1 architectural view model provides a standard way to describe multiple views of a software system. In case the students are not familiar with these views, it should allow a simpler version of the detailed architecture. At least three different views should be considered whenever the views are applicable to the selected solution: Class diagram: a static structure of the product from an object-oriented perspectiveDatabase diagram: a basic structure of data that is used in the product, including data tables or data objects and their relationships.User experience design: a final screenshot of the font-end design for the product
AnyView Stable Design Pattern
Published in Mohamed E. Fayad, Stable Design Patterns for Software and Systems, 2017
Effective: A view should be able to accomplish a purpose. It should give the expected result. For example, in the case of human computer interaction which uses computer view or computer vision technology, effectiveness would mean that a system should be able to complete the tasks given to it in an accurate manner. In software engineering, when we are building system architecture, the view model needs to be effective else the framework will lack coherence.
New product design and implementation of aboleth: a mobile D&D character creator for enterprise mobile applications and metaverse
Published in Enterprise Information Systems, 2023
Victor Chang, Dan Lawrence, Le Minh Thao Doan, Ariel Qianwen Xu, Ben S.C. Liu
The primary architecture for each of the views and pages contained in a Xamarin application is the Model-View-View-Model pattern (or MVVM). How this works is that for each view class created, a corresponding view-model class is implemented, which holds all the values the view will display. This is done via a process called ‘binding’, wherein a view-model instance is assigned as the ‘binding context’ of the view. Each value from the view model is declared in the view’s XAML as the value of a tag property, in the form {Binding [Property Name]}.