System design

Definition[]

System design is the

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[t]ranslation of customer requirements into comprehensive, detailed functional, performance, or design specifications, which are then used to construct the specific solution.^[1]

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(1) a specification of the structure of the system, including the component view, the information view, and the computational process view.

(2) a breakdown of system functions into sequences (graphs) of subfunctions assigned to nominal component subsystems, coupled with a specification for the information and materials that must be available at the component interfaces in order for the subfunctions to be accomplished.^[2]

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References[]

↑ California Office of Systems Integration, Definitions (full-text).
↑ NIST, Concepts for Automating Systems Integration (NISTIR 6928), at 3 (Feb. 2003) (full-text).

[1] California Office of Systems Integration, Definitions (full-text).

[2] NIST, Concepts for Automating Systems Integration (NISTIR 6928), at 3 (Feb. 2003) (full-text).

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