Systemopdeling
Systemopdeling, or system decomposition, is the process of dividing a complex system into smaller parts or subsystems to improve manageability and design quality. The concept is central in software engineering, information systems, and hardware design, and can also apply to organizational structures. By breaking a system into distinct units, teams can work more independently and interfaces between parts become explicit.
Key goals include improved maintainability, scalability, and testability; easier parallel development; easier reuse of components; and
Common approaches include functional decomposition and architectural decomposition. Architectural styles such as layered, client–server, microservices, and
The process typically involves requirements clarification, defining system boundaries, identifying subsystems, assigning responsibilities, and designing interfaces