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MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record

This page reproduces part of the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint definition from the specification - TRAK00001. TRAK. Architecture Framework. Viewpoints. The page content is therefore subject to the same GNU Free Documentation License terms and conditions - see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html

Most of the content is produced from a model of TRAK produced using a different set of architecture viewpoints!

Version

The TRAK MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint is one of 24 architecture viewpoints defined in TRAK00001. TRAK. Architecture Framework. Viewpoints - current release is dated 2024_07_10.

MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture Viewpoint Configuration
Perspective Viewpoint View ID Version Modified
Management MVp-02 MV-02 15 2024-07-10

Summary

The TRAK MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint defines the requirements for the TRAK MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view. This involves allowed content and minimum acceptable content ('well-formedness' criteria). The TRAK00001. TRAK. Architecture Framework. Viewpoints specification also defines consistency rules that apply to a set of architecture views (an Architecture Description).

The TRAK MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint content is summarised under the following sections:

The TRAK Architecture Viewpoints specification provides are complete definition not only of the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint but considerations for the architecture description formed from a set of architecture views.

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Stakeholder Concerns

The stakeholder concerns addressed by the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture Viewpoint are : Do we understand the scope of the architecture task?, What are the issues and findings that resulted?, . The stakeholders for the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture Viewpoint are : Builder (of Architecture Task), Builder (of Enterprise), Developer (of Architecture Task), Developer (of Enterprise), Maintainer (of Enterprise), Owner (of Architecture Task), Owner (of Enterprise), User (of Architecture Task), .

Stakeholder Concerns Addressed by the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture Viewpoint

The TRAK MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint addresses the following concerns:

  • Do we understand the scope of the architecture task?
  • What are the issues and findings that resulted?

Concerns addressed by all the TRAK architecture viewpoints.

Description

Describes the purpose, scope and extent of the architecture task and the architecture description. Describes any findings that arose from the architecture modelling.

Allowed Content

TRAK architecture view content is defined in terms of triples - Node - connector - Node e.g. 'Concern about Protocol' that form short statements about the thing(s) being described.

Example of a 'Concern about Protocol' subject triple for the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture View

'Concern about Protocol' is a Statement or Assertion in a MV-02 Architecture View

The rationale for this is explained separately.

Subject Statements (Triples)

These are statements (triples) that describe the subject of the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view. Specifically these statements address the concerns for this MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint. These form the basis for the well-formedness section of the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture viewpoint.

The MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view includes statements about potential problems identified with the real world architecture, described using a Concern about... Architecture Description Element. These involve every metamodel element and may be added as content on any other architecture view. This is why the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view is part of the Management Perspective.

There are 436 possible subject statements in total which include 42 metamodel elements ( Architecture Description , Architecture Task , Architecture View , Argument , Capability , Claim , Competence , Concept Activity , Concern , Contract , Document , Enterprise , Enterprise Goal , Event , Evidence , Function , Interaction Element , Item , Item Exchange , Job , Metric , Milestone , Mitigation , Need , Node , Organisation , Physical , Port , Port Connection , Project , Project Activity , Protocol , Requirement , Resource Interaction , Risk , Role , Software , Standard , System , Threat , Vulnerability and Zone ).

The subject statements are split into 8 groups:

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Applicable Documents

6 possible subject statements:

  • Contract has part Contract
  • Contract issued by Organisation
  • Document has part Document
  • Document issued by Organisation
  • Standard has part Standard
  • Standard issued by Organisation

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Applicable Requirements

123 possible subject statements:

  • Contract governs Architecture Description
  • Contract governs Architecture Task
  • Contract governs Architecture View
  • Contract governs Argument
  • Contract governs Capability
  • Contract governs Claim
  • Contract governs Competence
  • Contract governs Concept Activity
  • Contract governs Concern
  • Contract governs Contract
  • Contract governs Document
  • Contract governs Enterprise
  • Contract governs Enterprise Goal
  • Contract governs Event
  • Contract governs Evidence
  • Contract governs Function
  • Contract governs Interaction Element
  • Contract governs Item
  • Contract governs Item Exchange
  • Contract governs Job
  • Contract governs Metric
  • Contract governs Milestone
  • Contract governs Mitigation
  • Contract governs Need
  • Contract governs Node
  • Contract governs Organisation
  • Contract governs Physical
  • Contract governs Port
  • Contract governs Port Connection
  • Contract governs Project
  • Contract governs Project Activity
  • Contract governs Protocol
  • Contract governs Requirement
  • Contract governs Resource Interaction
  • Contract governs Risk
  • Contract governs Role
  • Contract governs Software
  • Contract governs Standard
  • Contract governs System
  • Contract governs Threat
  • Contract governs Vulnerability
  • Requirement governs Architecture Description
  • Requirement governs Architecture Task
  • Requirement governs Architecture View
  • Requirement governs Argument
  • Requirement governs Capability
  • Requirement governs Claim
  • Requirement governs Competence
  • Requirement governs Concept Activity
  • Requirement governs Concern
  • Requirement governs Contract
  • Requirement governs Document
  • Requirement governs Enterprise
  • Requirement governs Enterprise Goal
  • Requirement governs Event
  • Requirement governs Evidence
  • Requirement governs Function
  • Requirement governs Interaction Element
  • Requirement governs Item
  • Requirement governs Item Exchange
  • Requirement governs Job
  • Requirement governs Metric
  • Requirement governs Milestone
  • Requirement governs Mitigation
  • Requirement governs Need
  • Requirement governs Node
  • Requirement governs Organisation
  • Requirement governs Physical
  • Requirement governs Port
  • Requirement governs Port Connection
  • Requirement governs Project
  • Requirement governs Project Activity
  • Requirement governs Protocol
  • Requirement governs Requirement
  • Requirement governs Resource Interaction
  • Requirement governs Risk
  • Requirement governs Role
  • Requirement governs Software
  • Requirement governs Standard
  • Requirement governs System
  • Requirement governs Threat
  • Requirement governs Vulnerability
  • Standard governs Architecture Description
  • Standard governs Architecture Task
  • Standard governs Architecture View
  • Standard governs Argument
  • Standard governs Capability
  • Standard governs Claim
  • Standard governs Competence
  • Standard governs Concept Activity
  • Standard governs Concern
  • Standard governs Contract
  • Standard governs Document
  • Standard governs Enterprise
  • Standard governs Enterprise Goal
  • Standard governs Event
  • Standard governs Evidence
  • Standard governs Function
  • Standard governs Interaction Element
  • Standard governs Item
  • Standard governs Item Exchange
  • Standard governs Job
  • Standard governs Metric
  • Standard governs Milestone
  • Standard governs Mitigation
  • Standard governs Need
  • Standard governs Node
  • Standard governs Organisation
  • Standard governs Physical
  • Standard governs Port
  • Standard governs Port Connection
  • Standard governs Project
  • Standard governs Project Activity
  • Standard governs Protocol
  • Standard governs Requirement
  • Standard governs Resource Interaction
  • Standard governs Risk
  • Standard governs Role
  • Standard governs Software
  • Standard governs Standard
  • Standard governs System
  • Standard governs Threat
  • Standard governs Vulnerability

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Architecture Description Response

4 possible subject statements:

  • Architecture Description has part Architecture Description
  • Architecture Description has part Architecture View
  • Architecture View addresses Concern
  • Architecture View has part Architecture View

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Architecture Task Definition

8 possible subject statements:

  • Architecture Description addresses Concern
  • Architecture Task delivers Architecture Description
  • Architecture Task delivers Architecture View
  • Job has Concern
  • Job plays Role
  • Organisation has Concern
  • Organisation plays Role
  • Role has Concern

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Requirement Compliance

123 possible subject statements:

  • Architecture Description satisfies Contract
  • Architecture Description satisfies Requirement
  • Architecture Description satisfies Standard
  • Architecture Task satisfies Contract
  • Architecture Task satisfies Requirement
  • Architecture Task satisfies Standard
  • Architecture View satisfies Contract
  • Architecture View satisfies Requirement
  • Architecture View satisfies Standard
  • Argument satisfies Contract
  • Argument satisfies Requirement
  • Argument satisfies Standard
  • Capability satisfies Contract
  • Capability satisfies Requirement
  • Capability satisfies Standard
  • Claim satisfies Contract
  • Claim satisfies Requirement
  • Claim satisfies Standard
  • Competence satisfies Contract
  • Competence satisfies Requirement
  • Competence satisfies Standard
  • Concept Activity satisfies Contract
  • Concept Activity satisfies Requirement
  • Concept Activity satisfies Standard
  • Concern satisfies Contract
  • Concern satisfies Requirement
  • Concern satisfies Standard
  • Contract satisfies Contract
  • Contract satisfies Requirement
  • Contract satisfies Standard
  • Document satisfies Contract
  • Document satisfies Requirement
  • Document satisfies Standard
  • Enterprise Goal satisfies Contract
  • Enterprise Goal satisfies Requirement
  • Enterprise Goal satisfies Standard
  • Enterprise satisfies Contract
  • Enterprise satisfies Requirement
  • Enterprise satisfies Standard
  • Event satisfies Contract
  • Event satisfies Requirement
  • Event satisfies Standard
  • Evidence satisfies Contract
  • Evidence satisfies Requirement
  • Evidence satisfies Standard
  • Function satisfies Contract
  • Function satisfies Requirement
  • Function satisfies Standard
  • Interaction Element satisfies Contract
  • Interaction Element satisfies Requirement
  • Interaction Element satisfies Standard
  • Item Exchange satisfies Contract
  • Item Exchange satisfies Requirement
  • Item Exchange satisfies Standard
  • Item satisfies Contract
  • Item satisfies Requirement
  • Item satisfies Standard
  • Job satisfies Contract
  • Job satisfies Requirement
  • Job satisfies Standard
  • Metric satisfies Contract
  • Metric satisfies Requirement
  • Metric satisfies Standard
  • Milestone satisfies Contract
  • Milestone satisfies Requirement
  • Milestone satisfies Standard
  • Mitigation satisfies Contract
  • Mitigation satisfies Requirement
  • Mitigation satisfies Standard
  • Need satisfies Contract
  • Need satisfies Requirement
  • Need satisfies Standard
  • Node satisfies Contract
  • Node satisfies Requirement
  • Node satisfies Standard
  • Organisation satisfies Contract
  • Organisation satisfies Requirement
  • Organisation satisfies Standard
  • Physical satisfies Contract
  • Physical satisfies Requirement
  • Physical satisfies Standard
  • Port Connection satisfies Contract
  • Port Connection satisfies Requirement
  • Port Connection satisfies Standard
  • Port satisfies Contract
  • Port satisfies Requirement
  • Port satisfies Standard
  • Project Activity satisfies Contract
  • Project Activity satisfies Requirement
  • Project Activity satisfies Standard
  • Project satisfies Contract
  • Project satisfies Requirement
  • Project satisfies Standard
  • Protocol satisfies Contract
  • Protocol satisfies Requirement
  • Protocol satisfies Standard
  • Requirement satisfies Contract
  • Requirement satisfies Requirement
  • Requirement satisfies Standard
  • Resource Interaction satisfies Contract
  • Resource Interaction satisfies Requirement
  • Resource Interaction satisfies Standard
  • Risk satisfies Contract
  • Risk satisfies Requirement
  • Risk satisfies Standard
  • Role satisfies Contract
  • Role satisfies Requirement
  • Role satisfies Standard
  • Software satisfies Contract
  • Software satisfies Requirement
  • Software satisfies Standard
  • Standard satisfies Contract
  • Standard satisfies Requirement
  • Standard satisfies Standard
  • System satisfies Contract
  • System satisfies Requirement
  • System satisfies Standard
  • Threat satisfies Contract
  • Threat satisfies Requirement
  • Threat satisfies Standard
  • Vulnerability satisfies Contract
  • Vulnerability satisfies Requirement
  • Vulnerability satisfies Standard

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Task Definition

4 possible subject statements:

  • Architecture Description issued by Organisation
  • Architecture Task has part Architecture Task
  • Architecture View issued by Organisation
  • Role extends to Architecture Task

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ISO 42010 AD Scope - Traceability or Reference

126 possible subject statements:

  • Architecture Description traces to Contract
  • Architecture Description traces to Document
  • Architecture Description traces to Standard
  • Architecture Task traces to Contract
  • Architecture Task traces to Document
  • Architecture Task traces to Standard
  • Architecture View traces to Contract
  • Architecture View traces to Document
  • Architecture View traces to Standard
  • Argument traces to Contract
  • Argument traces to Document
  • Argument traces to Standard
  • Capability traces to Contract
  • Capability traces to Document
  • Capability traces to Standard
  • Claim traces to Contract
  • Claim traces to Document
  • Claim traces to Standard
  • Competence traces to Contract
  • Competence traces to Document
  • Competence traces to Standard
  • Concept Activity traces to Contract
  • Concept Activity traces to Document
  • Concept Activity traces to Standard
  • Concern traces to Contract
  • Concern traces to Document
  • Concern traces to Standard
  • Contract traces to Contract
  • Contract traces to Document
  • Contract traces to Standard
  • Document traces to Contract
  • Document traces to Document
  • Document traces to Standard
  • Enterprise Goal traces to Contract
  • Enterprise Goal traces to Document
  • Enterprise Goal traces to Standard
  • Enterprise traces to Contract
  • Enterprise traces to Document
  • Enterprise traces to Standard
  • Event traces to Contract
  • Event traces to Document
  • Event traces to Standard
  • Evidence traces to Contract
  • Evidence traces to Document
  • Evidence traces to Standard
  • Function traces to Contract
  • Function traces to Document
  • Function traces to Standard
  • Interaction Element traces to Contract
  • Interaction Element traces to Document
  • Interaction Element traces to Standard
  • Item Exchange traces to Contract
  • Item Exchange traces to Document
  • Item Exchange traces to Standard
  • Item traces to Contract
  • Item traces to Document
  • Item traces to Standard
  • Job traces to Contract
  • Job traces to Document
  • Job traces to Standard
  • Metric traces to Contract
  • Metric traces to Document
  • Metric traces to Standard
  • Milestone traces to Contract
  • Milestone traces to Document
  • Milestone traces to Standard
  • Mitigation traces to Contract
  • Mitigation traces to Document
  • Mitigation traces to Standard
  • Need traces to Contract
  • Need traces to Document
  • Need traces to Standard
  • Node traces to Contract
  • Node traces to Document
  • Node traces to Standard
  • Organisation traces to Contract
  • Organisation traces to Document
  • Organisation traces to Standard
  • Physical traces to Contract
  • Physical traces to Document
  • Physical traces to Standard
  • Port Connection traces to Contract
  • Port Connection traces to Document
  • Port Connection traces to Standard
  • Port traces to Contract
  • Port traces to Document
  • Port traces to Standard
  • Project Activity traces to Contract
  • Project Activity traces to Document
  • Project Activity traces to Standard
  • Project traces to Contract
  • Project traces to Document
  • Project traces to Standard
  • Protocol traces to Contract
  • Protocol traces to Document
  • Protocol traces to Standard
  • Requirement traces to Contract
  • Requirement traces to Document
  • Requirement traces to Standard
  • Resource Interaction traces to Contract
  • Resource Interaction traces to Document
  • Resource Interaction traces to Standard
  • Risk traces to Contract
  • Risk traces to Document
  • Risk traces to Standard
  • Role traces to Contract
  • Role traces to Document
  • Role traces to Standard
  • Software traces to Contract
  • Software traces to Document
  • Software traces to Standard
  • Standard traces to Contract
  • Standard traces to Document
  • Standard traces to Standard
  • System traces to Contract
  • System traces to Document
  • System traces to Standard
  • Threat traces to Contract
  • Threat traces to Document
  • Threat traces to Standard
  • Vulnerability traces to Contract
  • Vulnerability traces to Document
  • Vulnerability traces to Standard
  • Zone traces to Contract
  • Zone traces to Document
  • Zone traces to Standard

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ISO 42010 AD Scope, Architecture Task Findings

42 possible subject statements:

  • Concern about Architecture Description
  • Concern about Architecture Task
  • Concern about Architecture View
  • Concern about Argument
  • Concern about Capability
  • Concern about Claim
  • Concern about Competence
  • Concern about Concept Activity
  • Concern about Concern
  • Concern about Contract
  • Concern about Document
  • Concern about Enterprise
  • Concern about Enterprise Goal
  • Concern about Event
  • Concern about Evidence
  • Concern about Function
  • Concern about Interaction Element
  • Concern about Item
  • Concern about Item Exchange
  • Concern about Job
  • Concern about Metric
  • Concern about Milestone
  • Concern about Mitigation
  • Concern about Need
  • Concern about Node
  • Concern about Organisation
  • Concern about Physical
  • Concern about Port
  • Concern about Port Connection
  • Concern about Project
  • Concern about Project Activity
  • Concern about Protocol
  • Concern about Requirement
  • Concern about Resource Interaction
  • Concern about Risk
  • Concern about Role
  • Concern about Software
  • Concern about Standard
  • Concern about System
  • Concern about Threat
  • Concern about Vulnerability
  • Concern about Zone

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Optional Statements (Triples)

These optional statements (triples) for the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view provide useful context with respect to a subject or universally allowed statements involving the subject or object (start or finish) elements in the Subject Statements (triples).

Universal statements may be added to any TRAK architecture view and describe typical concepts such as compliance or traceability:

Example of a 'Claim about Item' optional triple for the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record Architecture View

'Claim about Item' - an optional statement or assertion for the MV-02 Architecture View

These statements address the concerns of their respective architecture viewpoint and will have been created first on these other architecture views.

There are 131 possible statements which may be used to augment the MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view, split into 4 groups:

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Metrics

4 additional context statements:

  • Capability is quantified by Metric
  • Concept Activity is quantified by Metric
  • Enterprise Goal is quantified by Metric
  • Function is quantified by Metric

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Project Governance

1 additional context statements:

  • Organisation governs Project

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Universal - Assurance

84 additional context statements:

  • Architecture Description traces to Argument
  • Architecture Task traces to Argument
  • Architecture View traces to Argument
  • Argument traces to Argument
  • Capability traces to Argument
  • Claim about Architecture Description
  • Claim about Architecture Task
  • Claim about Architecture View
  • Claim about Argument
  • Claim about Capability
  • Claim about Claim
  • Claim about Competence
  • Claim about Concept Activity
  • Claim about Concern
  • Claim about Contract
  • Claim about Document
  • Claim about Enterprise
  • Claim about Enterprise Goal
  • Claim about Event
  • Claim about Evidence
  • Claim about Function
  • Claim about Interaction Element
  • Claim about Item
  • Claim about Item Exchange
  • Claim about Job
  • Claim about Metric
  • Claim about Milestone
  • Claim about Mitigation
  • Claim about Need
  • Claim about Node
  • Claim about Organisation
  • Claim about Physical
  • Claim about Port
  • Claim about Port Connection
  • Claim about Project
  • Claim about Project Activity
  • Claim about Protocol
  • Claim about Requirement
  • Claim about Resource Interaction
  • Claim about Risk
  • Claim about Role
  • Claim about Software
  • Claim about Standard
  • Claim about System
  • Claim about Threat
  • Claim about Vulnerability
  • Claim about Zone
  • Claim traces to Argument
  • Competence traces to Argument
  • Concept Activity traces to Argument
  • Concern traces to Argument
  • Contract traces to Argument
  • Document traces to Argument
  • Enterprise Goal traces to Argument
  • Enterprise traces to Argument
  • Event traces to Argument
  • Evidence traces to Argument
  • Function traces to Argument
  • Interaction Element traces to Argument
  • Item Exchange traces to Argument
  • Item traces to Argument
  • Job traces to Argument
  • Metric traces to Argument
  • Milestone traces to Argument
  • Mitigation traces to Argument
  • Need traces to Argument
  • Node traces to Argument
  • Organisation traces to Argument
  • Physical traces to Argument
  • Port Connection traces to Argument
  • Port traces to Argument
  • Project Activity traces to Argument
  • Project traces to Argument
  • Protocol traces to Argument
  • Requirement traces to Argument
  • Resource Interaction traces to Argument
  • Risk traces to Argument
  • Role traces to Argument
  • Software traces to Argument
  • Standard traces to Argument
  • System traces to Argument
  • Threat traces to Argument
  • Vulnerability traces to Argument
  • Zone traces to Argument

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Universal - Traceability or Reference

42 additional context statements:

  • Architecture Description traces to Requirement
  • Architecture Task traces to Requirement
  • Architecture View traces to Requirement
  • Argument traces to Requirement
  • Capability traces to Requirement
  • Claim traces to Requirement
  • Competence traces to Requirement
  • Concept Activity traces to Requirement
  • Concern traces to Requirement
  • Contract traces to Requirement
  • Document traces to Requirement
  • Enterprise Goal traces to Requirement
  • Enterprise traces to Requirement
  • Event traces to Requirement
  • Evidence traces to Requirement
  • Function traces to Requirement
  • Interaction Element traces to Requirement
  • Item Exchange traces to Requirement
  • Item traces to Requirement
  • Job traces to Requirement
  • Metric traces to Requirement
  • Milestone traces to Requirement
  • Mitigation traces to Requirement
  • Need traces to Requirement
  • Node traces to Requirement
  • Organisation traces to Requirement
  • Physical traces to Requirement
  • Port Connection traces to Requirement
  • Port traces to Requirement
  • Project Activity traces to Requirement
  • Project traces to Requirement
  • Protocol traces to Requirement
  • Requirement traces to Requirement
  • Resource Interaction traces to Requirement
  • Risk traces to Requirement
  • Role traces to Requirement
  • Software traces to Requirement
  • Standard traces to Requirement
  • System traces to Requirement
  • Threat traces to Requirement
  • Vulnerability traces to Requirement
  • Zone traces to Requirement

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Well-Formedness Criteria

Well-formedness criteria define the minimum acceptable view content based on the subject statements (triples). These criteria are not yet represented within the model of TRAK. Please refer to the MVp-02 Architecture Description Design Record definition within the TRAK00001. TRAK. Architecture Framework. Viewpoints specification.

Presentation Methods

The MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view may use any of following means to the statements (triples):

Likely to be a mixture of:

Note that a textual presentation is acceptable for any TRAK architecture view.

Comments

The MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view is the master source (origin) on which you first create the following elements or statements:

The MV-02 can be used in several different ways:

1. As the Master Architecture view for Concern it collects together all the concerns expressed in the architecture description (model).

2. To record/capture the nub of the discussions with the sponsor for the task.

3. In conjunction with a package diagram it can be used (after 2) to plan what models are needed for the task.

4. To outline the views that present the results and thereby provide directed points of navigation into the other views within the architecture description.

5. To help document the development of the architecture description for a design record.

6. To help document considerations that affect or might affect the portability of the architecture description (in conjunction with the MV-01).

Neighbouring Architecture Views

The MV-02 Architecture Description Design Record architecture view content may overlap that of the following neighbouring architecture views:

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The TRAK architecture viewpoints are subject to the terms of open source license: GNU Free Documentation License (Version 1.3, November 2008) at https://www.gnu.org/licenses/fdl-1.3.html.

Modification Date: 2024-12-21

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