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Interface control document

An interface control document, commonly identified by the acronym ICD, is a technical document used to record, define and control interface information between systems, subsystems, equipment, hardware components or software components.

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Interface control document

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples40
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Interface control document

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related to Related documents · 10
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related to Change control · 6
Interface control document → Change, For, ICD, In, NASA, Once
related to Description and purpose · 6
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related to Relationship with interface management · 4
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related to Types of documented interfaces · 4
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related to Digital documentation · 3
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has application · 2
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the Global Positioning Systeminstance ofIn technical programs0.80text
interface control documents are described as formal means to establishinstance ofIn technical programs0.80text
defineinstance ofIn technical programs0.80text
control interfacesinstance ofIn technical programs0.80text
documenting detailed interface design informationinstance ofIn technical programs0.80text
Interface control documenthas applicationInterface0.60section
Interface control documenthas applicationThese0.60section
Interface control documentrelated to Change controlChange0.60section
Interface control documentrelated to Change controlOnce0.60section
Interface control documentrelated to Change controlFor0.60section
Interface control documentrelated to Change controlNASA0.60section
Interface control documentrelated to Change controlIn0.60section

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