Framework
EATS: A skeletal structure used to enclose or support something. A conceptual framework is a method for framing a concept in such a way that is can be decomposed, analyzed and evaluated.
EATS: A skeletal structure used to enclose or support something. A conceptual framework is a method for framing a concept in such a way that is can be decomposed, analyzed and evaluated.
In an object-oriented framework, genericity is the ability to define classes in a generic manner so that one or more of their internal properties can be defined at the time the class
58: The exercise of authority and control through defining expectations, granting power and/or verifying performance in order to direct, or steer, an organization or its members toward particular goals.
ANSI/IEEE-1471:2000 Recommended Practice for Architectural Description of Software-Intensive Systems is a formal engineering standard that establishes a set of content requirements on an architectural description. ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010:2011 has since replaced IEEE Std 1471:2000.
In an object-oriented framework, information / implementation hiding is the use of encapsulation to conceal the exact information elements and mechanics of how the object accomplishes its results. This is done in order to insulate the users or clients of the object from changes to the information or internal mechanics used so that they may be changed without impact to the operation of clients.
In an object-oriented framework, inheritance is the facility by which hierarchies of classes can be defined with parent-child relationships (super-classes and subclasses), and where
ISO/FDIS 15704 Industrial automation systems — Requirements for enterprise-reference architectures and methodologies is an international standard that establishes a framework for enterprise architecture.
ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 is an International Standard entitled, Systems and software engineering — Architecture description. It is a formal engineering standard that establishes a set of content requirements on architectural descriptions of systems. It supercedes IEEE 1471 and adds definitions and requirements on architecture frameworks and architecture description languages.