Discover how to Architect a System with ATSA

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This wiki is a living, growing virtual textbook to help you use the Activity Theoretic Systems Architecture (ATSA) methodology (formerly known as the "5S Method") to architect your Information Systems, prior to coding.

Motivation
Life Cycle Comparison
Getting Started
Phase I - Elicitation
Phase II - Analysis
Phase III - ReDesign
Phase III (a) - Procedural
Phase III (b) - Object Oriented
Some ATSA References

ATSA is the creation and Intellectual Property of Dr Robert (Bob) B.K. Brown, who retains full Copyright.

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ATSA

Activity Theoretic Systems Architecture

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