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– Describes the overall software structure
– Describes the operative system including task structure
– Identifies inter-task/inter-process communication
– Identifies the required software elements
– Identifies own developed and supplied code
– Identifies the relationship and dependency between software elements
– Identifies where the data (such as parameters) are stored and which measures (e.g. checksums, redundancy) are taken to prevent data corruption
– Describes how variants for different model series or configurations are derived
– Describes the dynamic behaviour of the software (Start-up, shutdown, software update, error handling and recovery, etc.)
– Identifies where the data (such as parameters) are stored and which measures (e.g. checksums, redundancy) are taken to prevent data corruption
– Describes which data is persistent and under which conditions
– Consideration is given to:
– – any required software performance characteristics
– – any required software interfaces
– – any required security characteristics required
– – any database design requirements |
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