| dynamic modelling | has definition A type of modelling used to represent the internal states of the software and their changes |  |
| involves representing such things as the states that the system can be in, the activities it can perform, and how its components interact | |
| is difficult because in a large system there are a very large number of possible paths a system can take, and because it is hard to choose the classes to allocate each behaviour | |
| is a subtopic of 1.7 - Activities Common to Software Projects | |
| is a kind of modelling | |
| should be done iteratively | |
| should be led by skilled developers | |
| modelling | can be performed using - diagrams
- semi-formal or formal languages that express the information systematically or mathematically
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| is not emphasized as part of education programs | |
| may be used during design | |
| may be used during requirements analysis | |
| may use diagrams | |
| may use formal languages | |
| process | see also process^2 | |
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