Design Approach. To design a model-based DSL to specify SLAs, a metamodel (or structure, as MPS calls it) was required first. This was done by starting with the abstract syntax of SLA* and modifying it for our purpose. It was then extended to support deontic and temporal logic, in accordance with DSL Requirements 3 and 4. Care was taken to separate technical and business levels of the language, to keep it usable for non-technical users. The structure was updated as required in iterations of the language. After defining the structure, several other elements of the language had to be implemented: an editor, constraint, and a type system. First, a minimal viable editor was made, making sure a simple syntax exists for every concept. Second, a minimal constraint set and type system were implemented, which determined the constraints and type restrictions on the language. These components were updated when needed in iterations of the language. Finally, the language was tested by using it to define different SLAs, based on the running example of Section 3.1, verifying that it covers the requirements.
Design Approach. While maximum use of contractor innovation and creativity is encouraged, the contractor shall design the JTAMS to work with the JCCS, FUAV and JUGV.
Design Approach. WEPCo shall:
Design Approach a. Four technical memoranda will be prepared for various issues;
Design Approach. The website will be an interactive, eye-catching, legible, user-friendly and dynamic platform, enabling users to easily get the information they want. Adding some design features from the local culture can add more appeal to the site.
Design Approach. Provide a general discussion of your design approach. That discussion may include responding to the following questions: • How does your firm approach modernization projects versus new construction projects? • How do you integrate flexibility to accommodate future developments? • How do you integrate design input from other parties, such as subconsultants, the Owner, or the contractor? • How does your firm coordinate and interface between your firm’s drawings and those of consulting professionals in order to achieve fully coordinated design and construction documents? • What is your process to ensure that designs are efficient, cost effective to construct, and designed to the established budget, including your firm’s experience with construction cost estimating and construction cost reduction measures such as, but not limited to, value engineering and bid alternates? • What methods and approaches does your firm use to successfully meet completion deadlines, including examples?
