Analyzing Systems Engineering Concerns in Architecture Frameworks – A Survey Study
Havva Gülay Gürbüz, Bedir Teki̇nerdoğan
Abstract
Havva Gülay Gürbüz, Bedir Teki̇nerdoğan
Abstract
The architecture design is one of the earliest artefacts in the systems engineering lifecycle that has the largest impact on the subsequent phases. For designing the system architecture usually, architecture frameworks are adopted that define a coherent set of viewpoints to represent the different concerns. Several architecture frameworks have been proposed in the literature that covers enterprise architecture, system architecture, and software architecture. Each of these frameworks can be used to model the architecture views of a system. On the other hand, each of these architecture frameworks also addresses concerns of different disciplines. For the system engineering who has to cope with different application domains, it is important to select the proper architecture framework that addresses the concerns of the related disciplines. To this end, we have adopted a domain analysis approach to identify the reported architecture frameworks in the literature and explicitly describe the disciplines in the selected architecture frameworks.
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The architecture design is one of the earliest artefacts in the systems engineering lifecycle that has the largest impact on the subsequent phases. For designing the system architecture usually, architecture frameworks are adopted that define a coherent set of viewpoints to represent the different concerns. Several architecture frameworks have been proposed in the literature that covers enterprise architecture, system architecture, and software architecture. Each of these frameworks can be used to model the architecture views of a system. On the other hand, each of these architecture frameworks also addresses concerns of different disciplines. For the system engineering who has to cope with different application domains, it is important to select the proper architecture framework that addresses the concerns of the related disciplines. To this end, we have adopted a domain analysis approach to identify the reported architecture frameworks in the literature and explicitly describe the disciplines in the selected architecture frameworks.
Key concepts: Enterprise architecture framework, View model, Reference architecture, Applications architecture, Solution architecture, Architecture, Software architecture description, Computer science