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Software Design Document

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  1. Introduction
    1. Content Table
    2. System Purpose
    3. Design Goals
    4. Definitions
    5. References
    6. Overview
  2. Current Software Architecture
  3. Proposed Software Architecture
    1. Overview
    2. Subsystem Decomposition
    3. Hardware to Software Mapping
    4. Persistent Data Management
    5. Access Control and Security
    6. Global Software Control
    7. Boundary Conditions
  4. Subsystem Services
  5. Glossary

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