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functional decomposition

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functional decomposition
Breaking down a process into non-redundant operations. In structured programming, it provides a hierarchical breakdown of the program into the individual operations, or routines, that are required.

Functional Decomposition of a Program
This example is ultra simplistic, but shows the hierarchical breakdown of the program into its constituent components.

functional decomposition [′fəŋk·shən·əl dē‚käm·pə′zish·ən]
(control systems)
The partitioning of a large-scale control system into a nested set of generic control functions, namely the regulatory or direct control function, the optimizing control function, the adaptive control function, and the self-organizing function.


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The functional decomposition is performed with constant input and review from the product consultants who have a detailed knowledge of both the functionality of the applications and how customers make use of them.
The functional decomposition diagram would examine the business functions and decompose to a process level.
Throughout his presentation, Professor Engels took questions from attendees on applying the method, including the role of business personnel in service identification, the iterative nature of Quasar, differences between functional decomposition and object-oriented design techniques, and managing business change across an evolving application landscape.
 
 
 
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