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Extend Core Requirement Traceability Model with Implementation Sort and Satisfies relation #93

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ferhaterata opened this issue May 25, 2017 · 1 comment

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ferhaterata commented May 25, 2017

Sort Implementation satisfies Sort Requirement

Develop an Alloy Abstraction for your axioms

DO-178C implies that:

Verification ensures that:

  • All system requirements have been developed into software requirements that satisfy those system requirements
  • Software requirements have been developed into a software architecture that satisfies those requirements
  • The source code satisfies the software requirements and the architecture
  • Executable code derived from the source code satisfies the software requirements

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@ferhaterata ferhaterata changed the title Extend Core Requirement Traceability Model with Implementation Sort Extend Core Requirement Traceability Model with Implementation Sort and Satisfies relation May 26, 2017
ferhaterata added a commit to ModelWriter/Demonstrations that referenced this issue May 29, 2017
ferhaterata added a commit to ModelWriter/Demonstrations that referenced this issue May 29, 2017
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Object Oriented Programs can be treated as requirement test data

Interface Implementation, Inheritance <- refines
Import <- requires
Package, namespace <- contains
Method Call <- requires

ferhaterata added a commit to ModelWriter/Demonstrations that referenced this issue May 29, 2017
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