DocumentCode :
1515018
Title :
Systems Architecture
Author :
Booch, Grady
Volume :
27
Issue :
4
fYear :
2010
Firstpage :
96
Lastpage :
96
Abstract :
All complex systems fail, by some measure of the word "fail," with consequences ranging from benign to catastrophic. This article examines the process of to triage in the face of a failing system. Software-intensive systems bring their own wickedness to the world because they have an essential complexity. They bring fundamental challenges to discrete systems, since they exhibit noncontinuous behavior, often embody a combinatorial explosion of state space, and may be corrupted by unexpected external events. Furthermore, as a discipline we lack the mathematical tools and as humans we fall short of the intellectual capacity to model the behavior of ultralarge discrete systems.Furthermore, discrete software-intensive systems often exhibit nonlinearity, broken symmetry, and, due to nonholonomic constraints, what is called localized transient anarchy.
Keywords :
software architecture; software quality; failing system; intellectual capacity; nonholonomic constraints; software-intensive systems; systems architecture; transient anarchy; Explosions; Humans; Mathematical model; State-space methods; INCOSE; architecture; software; systems;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Software, IEEE
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0740-7459
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/MS.2010.107
Filename :
5484117
Link To Document :
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