View TRAK:TRAK Viewpoints
Introduction
In TRAK an architecture viewpoint is a specification for a TRAK architecture view - taking the ISO/IEC 42010 definition of an architecture viewpoint. A list of the TRAK architecture views is provided separately. In addition to any viewpoint-specific requirements there are the following requirements:
TRAK Bye Laws - that apply to metamodel, viewpoint, view and architecture description
TRAK Master Architecture View - that apply consistency rules that constrain in what view a TRAK stereotype is first created before it can be used elsewhere.
TRAK viewpoints always have a p
in the identifier e.g. CVp-01, SVp-01 whereas the views specified don’t e.g. CV-01, SV-01.
The following viewpoints exist in TRAK - these are used in conjunction with a minimal process to select the viewpoints that best fit the taskholder’s concerns:
Enterprise Perspective
- EVp-01 Enterprise Goal Viewpoint
- EVp-02 Capability Hierarchy Viewpoint
- EVp-03 Capability Phasing Viewpoint
Concept Perspective
- CVp-01 Concept Need Viewpoint
- CVp-03 Concept Item Exchange Viewpoint
- CVp-04 Concept Activity to Capability Mapping Viewpoint
- CVp-05 Concept Activity Viewpoint
- CVp-06 Concept Sequence Viewpoint
Procurement Perspective
- PrVp-01 Procurement Structure Viewpoint
- PrVp-02 Procurement Timeline Viewpoint
- PrVp-03 Procurement Responsibility Viewpoint
Solution Perspective
- SVp-01 Solution Structure Viewpoint
- SVp-02 Solution Resource Interaction Viewpoint
- SVp-03 Solution Resource Interaction to Function Mapping Viewpoint
- SVp-04 Solution Function Viewpoint
- SVp-05 Solution Function to Concept Activity Mapping Viewpoint
- SVp-06 Solution Competence Viewpoint
- SVp-07 Solution Sequence Viewpoint
- SVp-11 Solution Event Causes Viewpoint
- SVp-13 Solution Risk Viewpoint
Management Perspective
- MVp-01 Architecture Dictionary Viewpoint
- MVp-02 Architecture Design Record Viewpoint
- MVp-03 Requirements & Standards Viewpoint
- MVp-04 Assurance Viewpoint
Other Frameworks
See also:
Note that MODAF and NAF do not make a distinction between the type of thing used to specify an architectural view and the architectural view itself.
References
See also
Category:Framework -> Collection
Category:Framework -> Viewpoint