Domain Dictionary: Flash Card
Metadata
Version History
| Date |
Status |
Author |
Reviewer |
Change |
Commit |
| 2026-10-14 |
Accepted |
Jens Tirsvad Nielsen |
AI as stand-in for S01 |
Initial version |
c3fbcbc |
Purpose and Scope
Maps each Product Owner (PO) term to its professional IT term. PO language: English (en), domain: Software and IT (it), from the registry's Languages section. The PO terms are the words of a language learner; the IT terms are the class and function names of the code.
Dictionary
| PO term |
Language |
IT term |
Definition |
Used as PO term in |
Used as IT term in |
| Flash card |
en |
Card |
A word in one language together with its translation in another language. |
DM, UC, US |
DCD |
| Word list |
en |
Vocabulary |
The complete set of flash cards of one language pair, as delivered with the program. |
DM, UC, US |
DCD |
| Words to learn |
en |
Deck |
The flash cards the learner does not yet know; it starts as the word list and only gets smaller. |
DM, UC, US |
DCD |
| Study session |
en |
StudySession |
One run of the program in which the learner is shown cards one by one. |
DM, UC, US |
DCD |
| Language pair |
en |
LanguagePair |
The two languages of a word list, the language learned and the language of the translation. |
DM, UC |
DCD |
| Progress file |
en |
ProgressRepository |
The file words_to_learn.csv that keeps the words to learn between runs. |
UC, US |
DCD |
| Spoken word |
en |
SpeechPort |
The Malay word read aloud when its card is shown. |
UC, US |
DCD |
Rules
- The Domain Model, use cases and user stories use the PO term; the Operation Contract, Sequence Diagram, Design Class Diagram and ERD use the IT term.
- One IT term per PO term and one PO term per IT term; no synonyms.
- "Card" alone means a flash card; "front" is its word in the language learned and "back" is its translation, and the card on screen shows one of them at a time.
