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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
When writing a logic model, one should be aware of the difference between concept and instance. | * When writing a logic model, one should be aware of the difference between concept and instance. | ||
A logic model is composed of lots of submodels. When not intending to specify the abstract part of them, one could only use Function Model. | * A logic model is composed of lots of submodels. When not intending to specify the abstract part of them, one could only use Function Model. | ||
What is the relationship between the model submodules, and the relationships among all the subfunctions? | * What is the relationship between the model submodules, and the relationships among all the subfunctions? | ||
Note: Sometimes, the input and process are ambiguous. For example, the Service namespace is required to achieve the goal. It might be an input or the product along the process. In general, both the input and process contain uncertainty and need a decision. | * Note: Sometimes, the input and process are ambiguous. For example, the Service namespace is required to achieve the goal. It might be an input or the product along the process. In general, both the input and process contain uncertainty and need a decision. | ||
==Reference== | ==Reference== |
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TLA Sub-Model
TO BE DEPRECATED: When you see this, please consider moving the logic model below from Template:Logic Model
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Jenkins Sub-Model
TO BE DEPRECATED: When you see this, please consider moving the logic model below from Template:Logic Model
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Docker Workflow
TO BE DEPRECATED: When you see this, please consider moving the logic model below from Template:Logic Model
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Ideation Sub-Model
TO BE DEPRECATED: When you see this, please consider moving the logic model below from Template:Logic Model
to Template:LogicModel
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- Software Resource
- Work Breakdown Structure
- Meeting and Communication
- Issue
- Updates and reports
- Documentation
- Activities
- PKC Workflow/Drafts
Notes
- When writing a logic model, one should be aware of the difference between concept and instance.
- A logic model is composed of lots of submodels. When not intending to specify the abstract part of them, one could only use Function Model.
- What is the relationship between the model submodules, and the relationships among all the subfunctions?
- Note: Sometimes, the input and process are ambiguous. For example, the Service namespace is required to achieve the goal. It might be an input or the product along the process. In general, both the input and process contain uncertainty and need a decision.