Software Design Clause Samples
The Software Design clause defines the standards, requirements, and processes that must be followed in the creation and development of software within a project or agreement. It typically outlines the methodologies to be used, documentation expectations, and any specific design principles or technologies that must be adhered to. For example, it may require the use of modular architecture, adherence to certain coding standards, or the inclusion of user interface mockups. The core function of this clause is to ensure that the software is developed in a consistent, efficient, and maintainable manner, reducing misunderstandings and aligning the final product with the client's expectations.
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Software Design. Within 30 days from when Consultant receives the necessary information about the Company - which shall include the current software system, software code, software design plan, software design documentation papers and any other information requested by Consultant - Consultant shall provide the Company with an automation engine that shall compute statements all designed in a web-based environment (hereafter "Software Component").
Software Design. The software used to operate the radios shall conform to the Specifications and the manufacturer specifications set forth in Exhibit A-2 to this Schedule A.
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Software Design. Creating a detailed design and architecture of the software solution, including user interface design, database design, and system integration.
Software Design. The Contractor is being hired to design, develop ---------------- and implement computer software to automate and improve certain business operations of the Customer in accordance with the attached Statement of Work. Contractor shall analyze the business operations specified in the Statement of Work and prepare written recommendations and a functional design of software to automate and improve those operations (the "Functional Design"). The Functional Design shall be reviewed by Customer and then refined by Contractor into a detailed "Technical Design" for the "Software" (including, e.g., input and output formats, screen layouts, program descriptions, data and file layouts, flowcharts, security features, telecommunications requirements, error conditions and messages, documentation requirements, development schedule and any third party software or equipment).
Software Design. The contractor shall design the software and computer code necessary to execute required functionality on all computers incorporated into the prototype set. The contractor shall create a development plan that provides a build schedule, milestones for discrete levels of functionality and a software test approach. The contractor shall assemble a software development environment using commercial computers and third party application products to assist in the generation of computer code. The contractor shall describe the algorithm functionality, data flow, timing, memory management, and interface control planned for the software implementation.
Software Design. Engineering, analysis and customer systems reviews;
Software Design. Software design documentation shall be provided for each function before the FAT (subsequent changes to be incorporated in as-built documentation). It shall include detailed descriptions of the following items: The overall organization and architecture of the software logic such as a breakout of the software into software modules. Mathematical algorithms and formulae. Complete description of the algorithms, operation and the data and logic interfaces with other functions. Data dictionary in which the following (as applicable) information for each data item in tables, file, and array is provided: (1) Name (2) Purpose, (3) Location, (4) Length of data item, and (5) Initialization. Databases internal and external to the software, along with a description of all inputs required and the output produced by the software modules. Interfaces with other software modules. Design limitations such as field length and the maximum quantity of data items that can be processed.
Software Design. Bunker level indication from 0 – 100%. • Warning alarm indicating low & low low bunker level.
Software Design. Systems programming;