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Which characteristics of a black-box building block are you able to specify as an architect?
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Which characteristics of a black-box building block are you able to specify as an architect? (Assign all answers.)
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I am not sure about the interfaces. A black box defines just relationships, but the interface design is another work product. That would explain the answers
Black-box are described with:
1) purpose/task/responsibility
2) interfaces
A: true
B: true (the both are “inputs” into SW architecture)
Without these inputs, you can’t decompose the system into building blocks
C: not sure
D: true
E: true (this belongs to the interface description: signature & semantic)
F: true (the same reason as for E)
G:true (optional, the interface description can have reference to the source code: matching directory/structure/package)