ABSTRACT
Historically, software production methods and tools have a unique goal: to produce high-quality software. Since the goal of Model-Driven Development (MDD) methods is no different, MDD methods have emerged to take advantage of the benefits of using of models [1] to produce high-quality software. Model-Driven Technologies [2] attempt to separate business logic from platform technology in order to allow automatic generation of software through well-defined model transformations. In a software production process based on MDD technology, the conceptual models are key inputs in the process of code generation. Thus, the conceptual models must provide a holistic view of all the components of the final application (including the structure of the system, the behavior, the interaction between the users and the system, and the interaction among the components of the
system) in order to be able to automatically generate the final application. Therefore, the evaluation of the quality of conceptual models is essential since this directly affects the quality of the generated software products.
