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Technical Design Document

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Technical Design Document (TDD)

1. Introduction

Provide an overview of the document, its purpose, and scope.

1.1 Purpose of the Document

Explain the purpose of the Technical Design Document and its


importance in the project lifecycle.

1.2 Document Control

Include version history, document approvals, and distribution list.

1.3 Scope of the Document

Define the scope of the technical design covered in this document.

2. Class Diagrams

Present a structural view of the system through class diagrams.

2.1 Class Diagram Overview

Explain the importance of class diagrams in visualizing the system’s


object-oriented structure.

2.2 Class Diagrams

Include detailed class diagrams that illustrate:

 Classes: Entities within the system.


 Attributes: Properties and characteristics of each class.
 Methods: Actions or behaviors associated with each class.
 Relationships: Associations between classes (e.g., inheritance,
associations).

2.3 Class Descriptions


Provide descriptions for key classes and their roles within the system.

3. Sequence Diagrams

Illustrate interactions between system components over time.

3.1 Sequence Diagram Overview

Explain the purpose of sequence diagrams in depicting the flow of


interactions.

3.2 Sequence Diagrams

Include sequence diagrams that show:

 Actors: Roles or entities interacting with the system.


 Messages: Communication and interactions between actors and
system components.
 Lifelines: Representation of the lifespan of objects involved in
interactions.

3.3 Scenario Descriptions

Describe scenarios depicted in sequence diagrams, explaining system


behavior under various conditions.

4. Component Diagrams

Provide a high-level view of system components and their


interactions.

4.1 Component Diagram Overview

Explain the role of component diagrams in illustrating system


architecture.

4.2 Component Diagrams


Include component diagrams that depict:

 Components: Major system components/modules.


 Interfaces: Connections and dependencies between
components.
 Deployment: Physical deployment of components (if
applicable).

4.3 Component Descriptions

Detail the functionality and responsibilities of each component.

5. Detailed Design of Each Module

Provide detailed design specifications for individual system modules.

5.1 Module Overview

Explain the structure and organization of module designs.

5.2 Module Designs

For each module, include:

 Purpose: Functional role and objectives.


 Interface: Interfaces exposed to other modules or components.
 Dependencies: External dependencies and integration points.
 Design Details: Detailed design considerations, algorithms, data
structures, etc.

5.3 Module Interactions

Describe how modules interact with each other to achieve system


functionality.

6. Appendix
Include any additional information that supports the Technical Design
Document.

6.1 Glossary of Terms

Define key terms used in the document related to technical design and
architecture.

6.2 References

List any related documents, standards, or specifications referenced in


the document.

6.3 Diagrams and Charts

Include additional diagrams, charts, or visuals that enhance


understanding of the system architecture and design.

7. Approvals

Document the necessary approvals from key stakeholders.

7.1 Approval Signatures

Provide spaces for signatures and dates from stakeholders who


approve the document.

8. Revision History

Track changes made to the document over time.

8.1 Version History

Document the version number, date, author, and a brief summary of


changes for each version of the Technical Design Document.

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