This section specifies the template Task.
The specification comprises a SysML Block that represents the template and an associated Parametric Diagram that defines the templates and PLCS PSM objects instantiated by the Task template.
The specification comprises the following sections:
The Task template describes how to represent a simple task specification. A task specification is a procedural description of how to do something. A simple task specification has a simple, unstructured definition, and may also identify the context in which it is used. More complex tasks are described in the various task capabilities.
A task specification does not plan, schedule, or record what is done. This template is used to define the essential information for the specification, that is:
The template mandates only the minimum of information, and most of the information needed for a simple task is described under the characterization section.
This template is valid only for "in-use" stage of the Task specification life cycle, and does not consider the initial development phase, the obsolescence phase, development lifecycle data nor any controls on the development process or the authorizations that record that process.
The template characterization describes a task specified as applying to a specific type of product (the affected product), that is one which can be identified by a part number, as opposed to against a general product configuration, or a task written against a specific individual, for example, as a repair for specific damage. Where the affected product is fitted to a higher level end product (e.g. the task describes how to maintain a particular type of pump when fitted in a given class of ship), the characterization also describes how to identify the higher level product.
The template characterization allows for the task instructions to be held either as unstructured text or in a separate document.
The SysML Block Definition diagram in Figure 1 shows how a Task is represented in the PLCS PSM.
No templates have been explicitly defined as being related to the Task template.
Figure 2 shows the SysML Block that represents the template. The Block is an abstraction representing a pattern of templates and PLCS PSM objects.
The properties, i.e. the SysML Block Part, Reference and Value properties, of the template's SysML Block are described in the Template Properties section.
The output ports shown on the template's SysML Block are described in the template output ports section.
The following Part, Reference, and Value properties are defined for this template:
OASIS:Task.id -> ExternalOwlClass.class
The task version identifier, for example, the sequence number of the version.
OASIS:Task.versionId -> ExternalOwlClass.class
The following output ports are defined for this template:
There are no constraints defined for this template.
This section describes the template's Parametric Diagram. The diagram details the pattern of templates and PLCS PSM objects that are required to represent the template Task.
The public properties, i.e. those visible in the template's SysML block (See Figure 2) are shown on the left of a Parametric Diagram.
The output ports are shown on the right of the Parametric Diagram.
PLCS PSM objects are shaded khaki and template shaded light green in a Parametric Diagram.
The following blocks are instantiated by this template and bound to private parts of the template as shown in the Parametric Diagram section:
There are no instances that have been instantiated in this template.
There are no constraint blocks defined in this template.
No example data sets have been provided for this DEX.