Top-down process
Origin: Lat. ad ripam –bassus processus
Proceeding from the general to the specific. Moving from the systems to subsystems to components. Top-down processes are deductive and this aggregate. When sketched, top-down processes resemble an organization chart, a hierarchy, in which the most general form is at the top of the chart and the remainder of the chart shows the disaggregation into increasingly finer and finer components.
Spanish: : Proceso arriba-abajo
Sources and references
- Goux- Baudiment. Fabienne “Foresight Memento”cited 32 times
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