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Subject	require	has definition	have goals	see also	has part	is a subtopic of	is a kind of	group	have advantage	is an instance of	determine
approach to identifying generalizations						5.8 - The Process Of Developing Class Diagrams	principle
bottom-up design	considerable experience	An approach to design in which you start by designing the low-level details such as the utilities, and then decide how these will be put together to create successively higher-level components, and ultimately the entire system	Increasing profit by reducing cost and increasing revenue Ensuring that we actually conform with the requirements, thus solving the customers' problems Accelerating development, which helps reduce short-term costs, and may also ensure the software reaches the market soon enough to effectively compete Increasing qualities such as usability, efficiency, reliability, maintainability, and reusability which can help reduce costs and also increase revenues	design^2	user interface design	9.1 - The Process of Design	design		normally useful so that reusable components can be created; these can then be used in several places in the overall system		how components will be implemented in a system
bottom-up approach to identifying generalizations	considerable experience		Increasing profit by reducing cost and increasing revenue Ensuring that we actually conform with the requirements, thus solving the customers' problems Accelerating development, which helps reduce short-term costs, and may also ensure the software reaches the market soon enough to effectively compete Increasing qualities such as usability, efficiency, reliability, maintainability, and reusability which can help reduce costs and also increase revenues	design^2	user interface design	5.8 - The Process Of Developing Class Diagrams		similar classes creating a new superclass	normally useful so that reusable components can be created; these can then be used in several places in the overall system	bottom-up design	how components will be implemented in a system

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