Conceptual Foundations
ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 has a conceptual model that underpins the standardisation requirements. In particular the conceptual model describes how the key concepts involved in architecture description relate to each other. In the standard the model is presented as a set of class diagrams.
The ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 conceptual model utilizes the following concepts:
- AD Element
- Architecture
- Architecture Decision
- Architecture Description
- Architecture Description Language
- Architecture Framework
- Architecture Model
- Architecture Rationale
- Architecture View
- Architecture Viewpoint
- Concern
- Correspondence
- Correspondence Rule
- Environment (of a System)
- Model Kind
- (System) Stakeholder
- (System) Concern
- System
- System of Interest
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