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lb_gilbert

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Describe dynamic modeling and its relationship with behavioral and structural modeling.
 
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Dynamic modeling represents the interaction of the building blocks of the information system with each other and with the outside world to satisfy the behavioral requirements of the system. Dynamic modeling represent how the structure of a system and its components act and interact to satisfy its behavioral requirements. Whereas behavioral and structural models represent abstract units, dynamic modeling is concerned with actual objects (and components). Dynamic modeling is not a straightforward combination of structure and behavior. It demands new decisions and often leads back to refinements in both behavioral and structural models.

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