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2002

Academic – UNF – Computer Science; College of Computer and Information Sciences

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Incorporating Aspects Into The Software Development Process In Context Of Aspect-Oriented Programming, Mark Alan Basch Jan 2002

Incorporating Aspects Into The Software Development Process In Context Of Aspect-Oriented Programming, Mark Alan Basch

UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations

Aspect-oriented programming is a relatively new approach to programming that is design to resolve issues of separation of concerns. Rather than focusing on commonality of objects, as in object-oriented programming, aspect –oriented programming focuses on commonality of concerns, or more precisely as described by experts in the field, of "cross-cutting concerns." These are aspects that cut across different modules of a program, such as security and authentication issues.

While much research in the area has focused on developing programming languages, little attention has been given to dealing with aspects in the software development process and the Unified Modeling Language. This …