Distributed real-time problem statement: the air defense system

After thoroughly reading the problem statement on the air defense system I asked myself whether the problem statement was clear and unambiguous. In order to test the internal quality and consistency of the problem statement, I elaborated on the written text using the KISS method for object orientation. The goal of the KISS method is to attain an object-oriented information architecture that is based on the grammatical concepts of our natural language. This architecture would be very stable and would easily permit expansion by new objects from the real world. The process by which we obtain the information architecture is highly interactive and is described in this article in a number of steps. Because the interaction cannot be experienced directly from a sheet of paper, I describe the argumentation of alternatives and reject the bad ideas in favour of the good ones