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Fundamental Modeling Concepts

posted 12:50PM Apr 12, 2006 with tags fmc hpi modeling by Lars Trieloff

As a former student of the Hasso Plattner Institute I am a big fan of FMC, the Fundamental Modeling Concepts. Bruno Vernay has found the Apache Modeling Project which describes the architecture of the Apache web server using FMC models. Bruno says:
I am still not convinced that FMC is more usefull than UML to describe high level concepts. But anyway, it is a great document.
From my experience, FMC has proved an excellent tool for modeling, describing and understanding complex software systems. It has a clear, consise and defined syntax, allows hiding of abstractions for didagtic reasons and its main concepts can be explained fast, but it is still able to express complex constructs.

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