System Level Design Model with Reuse of System IP addresses
system design by providing a framework for assessing and developing
system design practices that observe and utilise reuse of system
design know-how. The know-how accumulated in the companies
represents an intellectual asset, or property ('IP').
The current situation regarding system design in general is,
that the methods are insufficient, informally practised, and weakly
supported by formal techniques and tools. Regarding system design
reuse the methods and tools for exchanging system design data and
know-how within companies are ad hoc and insufficient. The means
available inside companies being already insufficient, there are
actually no ways of exchanging between companies.
To establish means for systematic reuse, the required system
design concepts are identified through an analysis of existing
design flows, and their definitions are catalogued in the form of a
glossary and taxonomy. The System Design Conceptual Model (SDCM)
formalises the concepts and their relationships by providing
meta-models for both the system design process (SDPM) and the
system under design (SUDM). The models are generic enough so that
they can be applied in various organisations and for various kinds
of electronic systems. System design patterns are presented as
example means for enhancing reuse. The characteristics of
system-level IP, a list of heuristic criteria of system-IP
reusability, and guidelines for assessing system IP reusability
within a particular design flow provide a pragmatic view to reuse.
An analysis of selected languages and formalisms, and guidelines
for the analysis of system-level languages provides means for
assessing how the expression and representation of system design
concepts are supported by languages.
System Level Design Model with Reuse of System IP describes both
a theoretical framework and various practical means for improving
reuse in the design of complex systems. The information can be used
in various ways in enhancing system design: Understanding system
design, Analysing and assessing existing design flows, reuse
practices and languages, Instantiating design flows for new design
paradigms, Eliciting requirements for methods and tools, Organising
teams, and Educating employees, partners and customers.
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