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| + | * Use Case analysis defines capabilities the system performs to achieve mission/business objectives. | ||
| + | * Each use case capability defines a set of system automation functions which the User controls through interactions with the system in various scenarios and environmental conditions to achieve a specific mission/business objective. | ||
| + | * A functional architecture design model view provides a decomposition of system capabilities into system automation functions and the interactions between them to perform the mission/business objective. | ||
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Revision as of 15:02, 31 May 2022
Lead Author: Jeffrey Carter, Contributing Authors: ?
Definitions:
- Use Case analysis defines capabilities the system performs to achieve mission/business objectives.
- Each use case capability defines a set of system automation functions which the User controls through interactions with the system in various scenarios and environmental conditions to achieve a specific mission/business objective.
- A functional architecture design model view provides a decomposition of system capabilities into system automation functions and the interactions between them to perform the mission/business objective.
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