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ASE 1991

Knowledge-Based Design

Michael R. Lowry, Gail E. Kaiser, Dorothy E. Setliff, David M. Steier

DOI 10.1109/kbse.1991.638043dblp

Abstract

The knowledge-based design panel explored new ideas for support of complex design processes and also explored the relationship between knowledge-based software engineering and other areas of knowledge-based design. This sununary consists of digests written by the panel members. Dr. Michael Lowry describes the knowledge life cycle, which is the maturation of design knowledge for an application domain from the initial research stage to the cookbook engineering stage, and its interaction with knowledge-based tools. Professor Gail Kaiser describes the current state of knowledge-based process support, and the need to incorporate models of cooperative design to scale up to real world problems. Professor Dorothy Setliff contrasts VLSI design tools with current software design tools. Dr. David Steier describes research toward providing intelligent support for using CAD tools in various engineering domains.

BibTeX
@inproceedings{Lowry-al:ASE91,
  author    = {Michael R. Lowry and
               Gail E. Kaiser and
               Dorothy E. Setliff and
               David M. Steier},
  title     = {{Knowledge-Based} Design},
  booktitle = {ASE},
  pages     = {239--244},
  publisher = {{IEEE} Computer Society},
  year      = {1991},
}

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