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MORENO-RODRIGUEZ, Rosendo. CASE jMDA for Model Driven Architecture for Information Systems. Rev cuba cienc informat [online]. 2020, vol.14, n.4, pp. 210-223.  Epub 01-Dic-2020. ISSN 2227-1899.

The development of software is a complex and difficult process in which multiple elements intervene. The software life cycle is permeated with dissimilar problems that affect it, until it does not respond to the identified needs. The Object Management Group has paid special attention to software interoperability and integration problem, defining numerous specifications and standards, and in 2001, established the framework "Model Driven Architecture", as an architecture for the development of applications. In this development paradigm, models guide the entire process. Several tools have been developed from this idea internationally, but many are proprietary, and also do not cover the complete model. At the Central University of Las Villas, a jMDA tool has been developed that aims to comply with the three theoretically established transformations, among the four phases, from the creation of three independent modules that have communication between all of them, which allows to comply with a complete MDA cycle, in fact constituting a fully sovereign CASE tool based on free software. The first module has 2 versions, the second already has 5, and the third 4, all developed from the author's research with the collaboration of terminal students of Computer Science and Computer Engineering.

Palabras clave : Model Driven Architecture; Software Engineering; CASE Tool; Information System; Unified Modeling Language.

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