

On the criteria to be used in decomposing systems into modules
15 snips Jun 28, 2021
Delve into the fascinating world of modularity and its importance in system design. Discover the shift from traditional functional decomposition to the innovative approach of information hiding that enhances adaptability. Explore how managing dependencies shapes reusability and performance. The podcast draws a striking analogy between software and a house, illuminating the need for flexible design as user requirements evolve. Tune in for insights that promise to optimize efficiency in your projects!
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Modularization Benefits Depend On Criteria
- Proper modularization improves flexibility, comprehensibility, and development speed.
- The way a system is divided into modules greatly affects these benefits.
Functional Decomposition Limits
- Functional decomposition divides modules by processing steps but misses design decision encapsulation.
- This method often leads to modules tightly coupled to volatile decisions across the project.
Isolate Change Prone Decisions
- Isolating volatile design decisions into single modules confines change impacts.
- This isolation prevents widespread code changes across modules when design decisions evolve.