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strukturmodell

A strukturmodell, meaning 'structure model' in several languages, is a representation of the components of a system and the relationships among them. The purpose is to describe, analyze, and communicate the structure of a system to support understanding, design, and decision making. Strukturmodeller are used across disciplines, including engineering, information systems, business, and linguistics.

Common elements are components, their attributes, interfaces, and the relations or dependencies that connect them. Strukturmodeller

Modeling is often formalized with languages and diagrams such as UML diagrams, ER diagrams, data schemas, or

Benefits include a clearer view of complex systems, improved communication among stakeholders, and a basis for

Overall, strukturmodeller provide a versatile approach to structuring knowledge about a system, enabling comparison of designs,

can
be
descriptive
or
predictive,
and
they
can
be
static
(a
snapshot
of
structure)
or
dynamic
(showing
changes
over
time).
architectural
frameworks.
In
software
engineering
they
help
model
software
architecture
and
data
flows;
in
data
modeling
they
define
data
structures;
in
organizations
they
map
processes,
roles,
and
governance.
analysis,
testing,
and
documentation.
Limitations
include
the
risk
of
oversimplification,
ambiguity
in
interpretation,
and
the
need
for
regular
maintenance
as
the
real
system
evolves.
assessment
of
dependencies,
and
planning
of
improvements.