This book investigates the role and application of metamodelling within the field of software engineering. It addresses the need for standardized and effective approaches to defining and managing software development models, particularly in complex systems. The author, Brian Henderson-Sellers, draws upon extensive experience in software engineering and object-oriented methodologies to present a comprehensive framework for understanding and implementing metamodels. The work aims to provide practitioners and researchers with the theoretical underpinnings and practical guidance necessary for successful metamodelling.

This text is recognized as a significant contribution to the field of software engineering, particularly for its in-depth treatment of metamodelling. It is considered a valuable resource for academics and professionals seeking to understand the theoretical foundations and practical implications of using metamodels in software development. The book is noted for its comprehensive scope and the author's expertise in the subject matter, offering a structured approach to a complex topic.