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This paper is a thought experiment in finding struc tures for the elicitation of requirements on top of structures for retrieving requirements. We transfer from structures used by the German sociologist Niklas Luhmann, who applied a wooden slip box to collect notes on processed literature. Each slip contains bibliographic information and Luhmann's thoughts to the referenced content. In this paper...
Brito argued that there are certain properties that the existing software development approaches are not able to modularize. Brito claimed, these properties cut across a large number of artefacts that compose the system. Therefore it is difficult to modularise them in separate modules. These properties are known as cross cutting concerns, which is encapsulated into aspect. Rosenhainer defined aspects...
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