BREAKING DOWN

COMPLEXITY:
SUBSYSTEM
DECOMPOSITION
STRATEGIES
 INTRODUCTION
Breaking down complexity is key to manage
large-scale systems and products. This
presentation provides an overview of the
subsystem decomposition strategies that
can help in this process.
SUBSYSTEM DECOMPOSITION
Subsystem decomposition is the process of
breaking a complex system into smaller,
more manageable subsystems. This involves
identifying functional boundaries and
interfaces to ensure that subsystems can
work together effectively.
TOP-DOWN DECOMPOSITION
Top-down decomposition involves breaking
a system down into subsystems based on
hierarchical relationships. This approach
can help ensure that the subsystems are
aligned with the overall system goals.
BOTTOM-UP DECOMPOSITION
Bottom-up decomposition involves breaking
a system down into subsystems based on
functional relationships. This approach can
help ensure that subsystems are optimized
for their specific functions.
ITERATIVE REFINEMENT

Subsystem decomposition is not a one-time

activity. Iterative refinement is necessary to
ensure that subsystems are well-defined and
effective. This involves testing and validating
subsystems and their interfaces.
 CONCLUSION
Subsystem decomposition is a powerful strategy for breaking down
complexity. By using top-down and bottom-up approaches, and iterative
refinement, large-scale systems can be managed more effectively.
Remember to always focus on functional boundaries and interfaces to
ensure subsystems can work together effectively.
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