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1992
Peters, Randal J., Szafron, Duane, Ozsu, M. Tamer
Technical report TR92-14. Object-oriented computing is influencing many areas of computer science including software engineering, user interfaces, operating systems, programming languages and database systems. The appeal of object-orientation is attributed to its higher levels of abstraction for
standardization efforts are underway. This report presents the TIGUKAT(*) object model definition that is the result of an investigation of object-oriented modeling features which are common among earlier proposals, along with some distinctive qualities that extend the power and expressibility of this model
beyond others. The literature recognizes two perspectives of an object model: the structural view and the behavioral view. Most object-oriented formalisms have concentrated on one or the other of these two perceptions. The TIGUKAT object model (i) favors formal specifications for both the behavioral and