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Band 5, Heft 1, 1995

Beiträge zum EMISA/MobIS-Fachgruppentreffen in Münster

Band 5, Heft 2, 1995

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Martin Bertram:
Qualitätsaspekte der Wiederverwendung von Schemata. EMISA Forum 5(2): 18-24 (1995)
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Stefan Conrad, Grit Denker, Martin Gogolla, Rudolf Herzig, Nikolaos Vlachantonis, Hans-Dieter Ehrich:
Entwicklung zuverlässiger Informationssysteme. EMISA Forum 5(2): 25-33 (1995)
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G. Englmeier:
Boolesch Algebraische Generalisierung/Spezialisierung von Objekttypen. EMISA Forum 5(2): 34-46 (1995)
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Erich Ortner:
Natürlichsprachlicher Entwurf von Informationssystemen. EMISA Forum 5(2): 47-65 (1995)
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H. Paul:
Modellierung in soziotechnischen Systemen - Von Menschen, Organisationen, Modellierern und Modellen. EMISA Forum 5(2): 66-76 (1995)

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