Model Driven Engineering

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  • All forms of engineering rely on models as essential to understanding complex real-world systems.
  • The basic ideas of models, modeling, and model transformation are the basis for a set of software development approaches that are known as model-driven development (MDD).
  • OMG champions a style of MDD called Model-Driven Architecture (MDA). It is based on a set of emerging standards for how to define a set of models, notations, and transformation rules.
  • The MDA approach provides an open, vendor-neutral basis for system interoperability via OMG’s established modeling standards: Unified Modeling Language (UML), Meta-Object Facility (MOF), and Common Warehouse Metamodel (CWM). Platformindependent descriptions of enterprise solutions can be built using these modeling standards.
  • By thinking of software and system development as a set of model refinements, the transformations between models become first-class elements of the development process.