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Typical Versus Worst Case

abstract System design must address the typical needs and expectations of the user as well as the worst case use conditions. A continuous tension exists between the day to day requirements for a new product and the requirements in exceptional cases. The System Architect must understand both requirements and be able to discuss them in terms of value in order to make a balanced product. This article gives some handles to tackle this problem.

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0.1 July 6, 2023 Gerrit Muller
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