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Architecture based

Contracting, based on architecture

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Domain Model – Must have attributes – Must have correct cardinalities – Must include all relevant concepts – Does normally NOT include methods – Remember glossary – Relations are without direction – Roles are typically left out
Contracting party activities – Do inception and the first iteration(s) in elaboration – Create Use Case model – Create the architectural model
Contracted party activities – Do the rest – Wil lwork under the constrains of the requirements and architecture defined by the contracting party
Architectural contracts focus on focus on the solution domain – Make the overall decisions about the structure of the application – High level design of the system – Focus both on functional and non-functional requirements – UML component, deployment, and package diagrams
Contracting party artifacts Requirements 1) Vision 2) Use Case Model 3) Supplementary Specifications 4) Glossary 5) Requirement Management Plan 6) Domain Model (optional) Analysis 7) Analysis Model 8) Architecture model 9) Design model&testplan
Contracted party artifacts Analysis 1) Data Model 2) Deployment Model 3) Implementation Model 4) Integration Build Plan Test 5) Test Suite 6) Test Results 7) Test Case
FURPS – Functionality-Featureset,Security – Usability-Humanfactors,Aesthetics,Consistency,Documentation – Reliability-Frequency/severityoffailure,Predictability – Performance-Speed,Responsetime – Supportability- Testability,Extensibility,Maintainability
The tree basic principles – Low coupling – High cohesion – Protected variation, Architectural patterns
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