Work Product (Artifact): Implementation Subsystem








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Work Product (Artifact): Implementation Subsystem















This artifact is comprised of a set of Implementation Elements. It structures the Implementation Model by dividing it into smaller parts that can be separately integrated and tested.






Purpose



The following people will use the implementation subsystem: Software architects use it to structure the implementation model into parts that can be separately integrated and tested. Those who design the next version of the system use it to understand the structure of the implementation model. Implementers of other parts of the system use it to understand how their functionality can be used. Those who test the subsystem use it to plan testing activities. The project manager uses it as a basis for allocating the implementation work. The implementation subsystem is the physical analogue of the design package. The implementation model and the implementation subsystems are initially defined in the implementation view, and so are of primary importance at development time.



Relationships



Container Artifact


Implementation Model





RolesResponsible:
Modified By:



Software Architect





Output From


Structure the Implementation Model






Properties



Optional


Planned



Tailoring



Representation OptionsUML Representation: Package in the implementation model, either its top-level package, or stereotyped as <<implementation subsystem>>.  It is recommended that you use implementation subsystems. You have to decide how to map packages in design to subsystems and directories in implementation. You have to decide how many levels of subsystems you need.



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Implementation Subsystem








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