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1 year ago

The _____ layer addresses how the software will execute on specific computers and networks.

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

Alex17521 [72]1 year ago

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The problem domain layer addresses how the software execute on specific computers and networks.

The problem domain layers guide us how the software execute on specific networks or computer.

There are different layers in problem solving. The problem domain layer is the first layer which addresses the solution to a problem. Problem doamin can be different for different fields or domains.

In computer sciences, the problem domain identify the problem and its solution. In the problem domain layer, programmer or the person or any organizations who is developing the software program, specify which computers and network will be used to execute the software.

For example, if there is a computer network applications, then the problem domain addresses how to execute it on computer network. While if the application is desktop, then the problem domain addresses which computer (windows, mac or any other) to use to execute the application.

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lidiya [134]1 year ago

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The problem domain layer addresses how the software will execute on specific computers and networks.

A problem domain is a software engineering term that refers to all information that defines a problem and compels the solution.

A problem domain basically looks at only the area you are interested in and excludes the rest. It includes the goals the problem owner wishes to have and the context in which the problem exists. For example, if you are creating a website for selling artwork online, the problem domain will be artwork and eCommerce.

Therefore, in order to identify a problem domain, you need to know the relevant user requirements. This can be easy when you start by finding out what people (users) think the problem is.

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