Dr. rer. nat. Veit Hoffmann

Interactive Use Case based Prototyping

Prototyping is a widely accepted technique to evaluate complex system behavior. Prototypes are especially helpful to analyze use cases that many stakeholders find complicated due to their abstractness and fragmentation. Nowadays prototypes are typically created manually and they are not directly connected to other requirements specification documents. Thus their development is expensive and often of sync with corresponding requirements specifications. Therefore we have devised a generative approach to derive interactive prototypes automatically from a use case based requirements specification.