Abstract
The Behavior Network Model (BNM) for conceptual information modeling is described. A BNM description specifies both the static and dynamic aspects of an application. Static aspect modeling describes the structural properties of real world objects and their structural relationships. The dynamic aspect is modeled by processes and their interfaces. BNM allows formal analysis of model descriptions and facilitates rapid prototyping. A methodology for conceptual modeling using BNM is also described.
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