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ACQUIRING APPLICATION-SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE DURING DESIGN TO SUPPORT SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE
Most large systems development efforts proceed in a top-down fashion where initial specifications and requirements are incorporated into a high-level design, followed by programs based on this design. However, a major part of the software life-cycle effort is devoted to maintenance. While several
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