Abstract
Over the past four years, the User Systems Engineering Group and the Industrial Systems Division of Texas Instruments have worked jointly on designing and developing a computer aided software engineering (CASE) tool to enhance the productivity of process and control engineers. This paper discusses the analysis and design procedures employed during this project and how these procedures focused on customer needs. Specifically, the areas addressed are the multidisciplinary design team, the task analysis, minimal-constraint analysis, and prototype design and iteration.
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