The creative processes of interaction design operate in terms we generally use for conceptualising human-computer interaction (HCI). Therefore the prevailing design paradigm provides a framework that essentially affects and guides the design process. We argue that the current mainstream design paradigm for multimodal user-interfaces takes human sensory-motor modalities and the related userinter...

This paper discussed the development of a set of object-oriented modular simulation tools for solving lumped and distributed parameter models generated in process design and simulation. The application of object-oriented design (OOD) and modular approach greatly improves current modeling and simulation capability. Modularized components can be easily integrated/adapted to form a new user-define...

Some software requirements are omitted or ambiguous depending on the design context, although these would not necessarily be when viewed as alone. The context sometimes causes inconsistencies among implementations that realize same requirement. Existing detection and analysis methods do limit evaluation of review materials to context-dependent design. An technique limits evaluated parts describ...

The general objective of the Argo project is to build a process-centred environment kernel, providing assistance and active guidance to its users. Thanks to an hybrid approach of process modelling, both task-oriented and decision-oriented, it can be customized to support a broad range of collective design activities. The concept of issue is central to the modelling approach, both on the design ...

The main goal of Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD) is the separation of crosscutting concerns throughout the software development process in order to improve the modularity of software system artifacts and hence its comprehensibility, maintainability and reusability. However, currently, there is not a solid process for AOSD that covers the software development from requirements to des...