Designed System
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A Designed System is a system that was created by a designed system creation task.
- Context:
- It can range from being a User-Facing Designed System to being a System-Facing Designed System.
- It can range from being an Functional Designed System to being a Malfunctioning Designed System.
- It can range from being an Improvised System to being an Engineered System.
- IT can range from being a Mission Critical System to being a ..l.
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- It can be associated with a System Design Model.
- It can be designed by a System Design Task.
- It can be analyzed by a System Analysis Task.
- It can be described by a System Requirements Document.
- It can be tested by a System Test (possible against system specifications).
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- Example(s):
- Engineered Systems, designed for specific use-cases, such as:
- Computing Systems, such as a software-based system for processing data.
- Slot Machines, designed for entertainment and regulated gambling.
- HVAC Systems, designed for environmental control in buildings.
- Improvised Systems, created in response to specific needs or resource constraints, such as:
- Rainwater Harvesting Systems for collecting and utilizing rainwater in rural areas.
- Mud Brick Ovens used in traditional cooking setups.
- Fishing Traps designed by local communities for small-scale fishing.
- Transport Systems, such as:
- Railway Networks designed for mass transit.
- Air Traffic Control Systems designed for managing airspace.
- Manufacturing System, such as:
- Automobile Production Lines designed for assembling cars.
- 3D Printing Systems used for prototyping and product development.
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- Engineered Systems, designed for specific use-cases, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- an Evolved System.
- a Natural System.
- See: System Fault, Fault Tolerance, Designed Process, System Response Time.