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SECM Concept Model Definitions Snapshot (1/28/2016)
| Name | Documentation |
|---|---|
| Action | A non-interruptible function. Note: An action represents an atomic unit of processing or work. Actions may be continuous or discrete. Discrete actions may or may not be assumed to execute in zero time. |
| Activation/deactivation event | An event that occurs when a function is activated or deactivated. |
| Activation/deactivation requirement | The activation or deactivation that one or more functions must satsify when specified events and conditions occur. |
| Activation/deactivation rules | The logic which determines when one or more functions are activated and deactivated. |
| Activation time | The interval of time that a function or state is active. |
| Activity | One or more related actions. |
| Analysis | The process of evaluating elements, properties and associated relationships. |
| Analysis model | A model used to analyze the structure, behavior, and/or properties of systems and environments. |
| AP-233 | ISO STEP Application Protocol for Systems Engineering Data Interchange Standard |
| Arc | An association between two or more nodes. |
| Association | Refer to UML specification |
| Behavior | The activation/deactivation of one or more functions. Note: This describes how a system interacts with its environment. Reactive behavior includes the stimulus and response. |
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