Design of a Domain-Specific Language in Kotlin for Vocabulary Appropriation Tests in Peabody III

The present work deals with the design of a Specific Domain Language for the application of Peabody III Tests. Domain Specific Languages are programming languages created and designed with the purpose of solving specific problems, unlike general purpose languages. The Peabody III Tests are intended to determine the level of language acquisition by an individual. The development of linguistic skills of each person is largely determined by the vocabulary that they are able to recognize and use. The early detection of Language Disorder in a person is important, since it influences her throughout her life. The DSL PIII is a Domain Specific Language focused on the Peabody III Test, as such it allows recording and processing test data with a concise notation and in a more natural way than in a General Purpose Language.