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# How many pages does an article contain?
 
# How many pages does an article contain?
 
# Who does collaborate with the author in writing the article?
 
# Who does collaborate with the author in writing the article?
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'''Contextual statements'''
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# An article collection has exactly one title.
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# An article collection contains at least one article.
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# An article has at least one author.
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# An article has exactly one title.
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# An article is composed by a number of pages.
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# An article may be written in collaboration with other authors.
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'''Reasoning requirements'''
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# An author of an article is also one of the authors of the collection.
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# If an author collaborates with another author for writing an article they are co-authors.
  
 
'''Notes'''
 
'''Notes'''

Revision as of 11:15, 11 May 2011

Andrea and Antonio

Use the following template for each story you develop

Story title: Articles

Depends on story(ies): Article collections

Description The collection "Nurse practices in cancer patient care-longitudinal studies at Italian hospitals" contains an article by Pasquale Di Gennaro, entitled "A 5 year-program for improving cancer care - experiences and future directions". The article has 10 pages and was written in collaboration with Andrea Rospocher.

Competency questions

  1. What is the title of an article collection?
  2. What are the article titles contained into an article collections?
  3. Who are the authors of an article?
  4. How many pages does an article contain?
  5. Who does collaborate with the author in writing the article?

Contextual statements

  1. An article collection has exactly one title.
  2. An article collection contains at least one article.
  3. An article has at least one author.
  4. An article has exactly one title.
  5. An article is composed by a number of pages.
  6. An article may be written in collaboration with other authors.

Reasoning requirements

  1. An author of an article is also one of the authors of the collection.
  2. If an author collaborates with another author for writing an article they are co-authors.

Notes

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