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35、.org Web www.iso.org Published in Switzerland ii ISO/IEC 2010 All rights reserved ISO/IEC TR 24748-1:2010(E) ISO/IEC 2010 All rights reserved iiiContents PageForeword viIntroduction.vii1 Scope12 Terms and definitions .13 Life cycle-related concepts 73.1 System concepts .73.1.1 Introduction73.1.2 Sys
36、tems73.1.3 System structure .93.1.4 Structure in systems and projects 103.1.5 Enabling systems 113.2 Life cycle concepts .123.2.1 System life cycle model123.2.2 System life cycle stages .143.2.3 Stages in a system-of-interest and its enabling systems .153.3 Process concepts163.3.1 Life cycle process
37、es .163.3.2 Process responsibility 193.4 Process application.203.5 Processes under key views224 Life cycle stages244.1 Introduction244.2 Concept stage254.2.1 Overview.254.2.2 Purpose 254.2.3 Outcomes .264.3 Development stage264.3.1 Overview.264.3.2 Purpose 264.3.3 Outcomes .274.4 Production stage .2
38、74.4.1 Overview.274.4.2 Purpose 284.4.3 Outcomes .284.5 Utilization stage .284.5.1 Overview.284.5.2 Purpose 294.5.3 Outcomes .294.6 Support stage 294.6.1 Overview.294.6.2 Purpose 304.6.3 Outcomes .304.7 Retirement stage .304.7.1 Overview.304.7.2 Purpose 304.7.3 Outcomes .315 Life cycle model illustr
39、ations using ISO/IEC 15288 and ISO/IEC 12207 315.1 System life cycle model using ISO/IEC 15288315.1.1 Example of ISO/IEC 15288 in a generic system life cycle model .31ISO/IEC TR 24748-1:2010(E) iv ISO/IEC 2010 All rights reserved5.2 Software life cycle model using ISO/IEC 12207335.2.1 Example of ISO
40、/IEC 12207 in a generic software life cycle model .335.3 Adapting ISO/IEC 15288 and ISO/IEC 12207 life cycle models .366 Life cycle adaptation .366.1 Introduction366.2 Adaptation sequence 376.2.1 Identify the project environment and characteristics386.2.2 Solicit inputs 386.2.3 Select the appropriat
41、e standards.396.2.4 Select life cycle model 396.2.5 Select stages and processes396.2.6 Document the adaptation decisions and rationale 406.3 Adaptation guidance .406.4 Scope adaptation.426.5 Stage adaptation426.6 Process adaptation426.7 Adapting evaluation-related activities.427 Life cycle model use
42、 by domains, disciplines and specialties.437.1 Life cycle models for domains and disciplines 437.2 Adaptation for domains and disciplines .447.3 Adaptation for specialties.447.3.1 Human.457.3.2 Health 457.3.3 Safety 457.3.4 Security.457.3.5 Interoperability.457.3.6 Usability 467.3.7 Dependability .4
43、67.3.8 Environmental impacts .468 Relationship with detailed process standards .469 Guidance on transitioning from the previous versions.489.1 Comparisons between the versions 489.2 Relationship description for ISO/IEC 12207:2008 and ISO/IEC 15288:2008 619.3 General notes on transition659.3.1 Joint
44、usage of both ISO/IEC 15288 and ISO/IEC 12207 .659.3.2 Independent usage 659.4 Notes for new versus existing users .669.4.1 Considerations for transition decisions669.4.2 Timing and phasing of transition.669.4.3 Adaptation considerations .669.5 Notes on using application guides ISO/IEC TR 15271 and
45、ISO/IEC TR 19760 669.6 Adjustments in relationships with other ISO and ISO/IEC documents669.7 Developing a forward strategy .67Annex A (informative) Guidance on development strategies and build planning68A.1 Scope 68A.2 Candidate development strategies 68A.3 Selecting an appropriate development stra
46、tegy 68A.4 Relationship of systems and software to development strategies 70A.5 Planning software builds 70A.5.1 Identifying builds and their objectives 70A.5.2 Identifying the activities to be performed in each build 70A.5.3 Recording build planning decisions70A.5.4 Scheduling the selected activiti
47、es in each build 70Annex B (informative) Candidate joint management reviews 71B.1 Scope 71B.2 Assumptions 71B.3 Candidate reviews .71ISO/IEC TR 24748-1:2010(E) ISO/IEC 2010 All rights reserved vB.3.1 Plan reviews.71B.3.2 Operational concept reviews .71B.3.3 System requirements reviews71B.3.4 System
48、design reviews.72B.3.5 Software requirements reviews .72B.3.6 Software design reviews.72B.3.7 Test readiness reviews .72B.3.8 Test results reviews 72B.3.9 Usability reviews .72B.3.10 Maintenance reviews.72B.3.11 Critical requirement reviews 73B.4 Other resources.73Annex C (informative) Problem repor
49、ting capability.74C.1 Unified problem reporting 74C.2 Problem classification 74Bibliography76ISO/IEC TR 24748-1:2010(E) vi ISO/IEC 2010 All rights reservedForeword ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) and IEC (the International Electrotechnical Commission) form the specialized system for worldwide standardization. National bodies that are members of ISO or IEC participate in the development of International Standards through technic
