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SYSE.20:12 - Relations

The following direct relations are used by this pattern body.

  • SYSE.15 supplies compatible engineering-Method repertoire claims. Availability alone supplies no fit or enactment claim.
  • A.3.1 governs Method identity, multiple-parent classification, participation in several whole Methods, refinement, and replacement. B.1.5 governs any claimed Method composition.
  • A.15.1, F.6, and C.27.TA govern performed Work, attribution when needed, and direct temporal claims.
  • A.22, C.30, C.30.STRAT, C.32.MWA, and C.32.MLAO govern selected structures, architecture claims, level or stack claims, several-structure synthesis, and moved burdens.
  • C.11 governs the bounded choice after alternatives are available; C.18 governs alternative generation and C.24 later implementation sequencing when those questions are current.
  • C.2.1, C.29, and the applicable model-use, evidence, configuration, and assurance patterns govern the epistemes and correspondences used by the decision.
  • SYSE.20 supplies one bounded platform-design constraint to SYSE.12. It supplies one project-local Method variant observation to SYSE.21, where cultural continuation is evaluated.
  • Operations Management retains continuing-flow specialization; Organization Change Engineering retains organization capability and assignment changes; application DPFs add the physical, computational, clinical, legal, safety, or other specialist distinctions that change their engineering action.