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4. Integrates with a higher level User, SYSTEM, PRODUCT, ASSEMBLY, etc., level Requirements Domain Solution (Figure 26.6). 5. May be expanded or decomposed into at least two or more lower level entity Requirements Domain Solutions and documented in development speci cations. 6. Provides the decision criteria used by the Evaluate and Optimize the System Design Solution step to assess design compliance (e.g., veri cation, consistency, and traceability). The Requirements Domain Solution consists of a hierarchical set of requirements derived from a User s source or originating requirements, typically in a contract System Performance Speci cation (SPS). Any entity requirement that is: 1. Too abstract and broad. 2. Complicates implementation and veri cation, is simpli ed by decomposing it into two or more lower level SIBLING or DERIVED requirements. Derived requirements more explicitly de ne WHAT is required and HOW WELL. Thus they become more manageable and eliminate the possibility of multiple interpretations. As a result each derived requirement simpli es and clari es WHAT must be accomplished to satisfy a portion of the higher parent requirements. Since requirements express User (role) expectations for acceptance of each entity, at a minimum, each requirement is assigned a veri cation method such as inspection, analysis, demonstration, or test. Additional veri cation criteria such as the level where a speci c requirement will be veri ed and veri cation conditions may also be added. The set of veri cation methods, levels, and criteria that serve as the basis for delivery acceptance are documented as a key section of the entity s speci cation.

As each entity s Requirements Domain Solution evolves to maturity, System Developers formulate and mature the Operations Domain Solution. Operational concepts are synthesized and documented in the entity s Concept of Operations (ConOps) document or Theory of Operations. The ConOps: 1. Identi es the Level 0 User s operational architecture that includes the MISSION SYSTEM(s) and SUPPORT SYSTEM(s). 2. Identi es friendly, benign, and hostile systems and threats in the OPERATING ENVIRONMENT that interact with the system. 3. Identi es system operations and tasks required to accomplish the mission. 4. Synchronizes the tasks with the mission event timeline (MET) or allocations. 5. Identi es products, by-products, or services required to achieve mission outcomes. Referring to Figure 26.1, an entity s Operations Domain Solution: 1. Implements requirements allocated and derived from the entity s Requirements Domain Solution. 2. Documents work products that serve as inputs for deriving the entity s Behavioral Domain Solution. 3. Integrates with a higher level User, SYSTEM, PRODUCT, ASSEMBLY, and SUBASSEMBLY Operations Domain Solution (Figure 26.6). 4. May be expanded or decomposed into at least two or more lower level entity Operations Domain Solutions (Figure 26.6).

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Objects in an object-oriented database are manipulated through methods. A method definition usually consists of two components: a signature and an implementation. The signature specifies the method name, the names and types of method arguments, and the type of the result, for methods returning a result value. The method implementation consists of a set of instructions expressed in a programming language. The use of a general-purpose, computationally complete programming language to code methods allows the whole application to be expressed in terms of objects. There is therefore no longer the need, typical of RDBMSs, of embedding the query language (e.g., SQL) in a programming language. In a RDBMS, queries and application programs acting on relations are usually expressed in an imperative language that incorporates statements of the data manipulation language (DML), and are stored in a traditional file system rather than in the database. In such an approach, therefore, there is a sharp distinction between programs and data and between query language and programming language.

5. Iterates with the Requirements and Behavioral Domain Solutions for completeness, consistency, and traceability. 6. Is assessed for consistency, compliance, and performance by the Evaluate and Optimize the System Design Solution.

Power and cooling will continue to drive changes at the chip level as well as at the blade and chassis level, creating more efficiency in both power and cooling. In terms of mass movement, although liquid provides a far better cooling medium than air (think of the differences between an old VW bug and a Porsche) the economics of liquid cooling will continue to be a deterrent to many. Liquid cooling at the chip level may appear in niche products.

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