Unit 3.7 related system level design issues
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Related system level design issues
Unit 3.7 related system level design issues
- 1. PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT UNIT III PRODUCT ARCHITECTURE TOPIC-6 FUNDAMENTAL AND INCIDENTAL INTERACTIONS 1
- 2. FUNDAMENTAL AND INCIDENTAL INTERACTIONS • Most likely a different person or group will be assigned to design each chunk. • Because the chunks interact with one another in both planned and unintended ways, these different groups will have to coordinate their activities and exchange information. • In order to better manage this coordination process, the team should identify the known interactions between chunks during the system- level design phase. 2
- 3. There are two categories of interactions between chunks. • First, fundamental interactions are those corresponding to the lines on the schematic that connect the chunks to one another. • Second, incidental interactions are those that implementatio n 3 arise because of the particular physical of functional elements or becauseof the geometric arrangement of the chunks. FUNDAMENTAL AND INCIDENTAL INTERACTIONS
- 4. • While the fundamental interactions are explicitly represented showing the clustering by the schematic of elements into chunks, the incidental interactions must be documented in some other way. • For a small number of interacting chunks an interaction graph is a convenient way to represent the incidental interactions. 4 FUNDAMENTAL AND INCIDENTAL INTERACTIONS