OSE Credit: Difference between revisions

From Open Source Ecology
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Created page with "OSE Credit measures commits to the OSE GVCS Development Boards for any of the 50 GVCS Projects. OSE uses Module Based Design - to break down complex products, machines, and [...")
 
No edit summary
Line 3: Line 3:
OSE uses Module Based Design - to break down complex products, machines, and [[Product Service Systems]] into many components - such that projects can be developed in bite-sized chunks.
OSE uses Module Based Design - to break down complex products, machines, and [[Product Service Systems]] into many components - such that projects can be developed in bite-sized chunks.


In order for this to happen, careful attention has to be paid to identifying and understanding Interfaces between the components and parts. When there is no clear fit between 2 parts - in order to make modular design applicable universally - wrappers may be created for the components or parts. See [[Wrapper]].
In order for this to happen, careful attention has to be paid to identifying and understanding Interfaces between the components and parts. When there is no clear fit between 2 parts - in order to make modular design applicable universally - [[Wrapper]]s may be used.


Every project is broken down into about a dozen modules, and 100 development items
Every project is broken down into about a dozen modules, and 100 development items

Revision as of 21:33, 26 December 2014

OSE Credit measures commits to the OSE GVCS Development Boards for any of the 50 GVCS Projects.

OSE uses Module Based Design - to break down complex products, machines, and Product Service Systems into many components - such that projects can be developed in bite-sized chunks.

In order for this to happen, careful attention has to be paid to identifying and understanding Interfaces between the components and parts. When there is no clear fit between 2 parts - in order to make modular design applicable universally - Wrappers may be used.

Every project is broken down into about a dozen modules, and 100 development items