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4.6.5.1.2 In order to fully account the effects of all elements in the model, follow the evaluation procedure and steps in order
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Guideline (Intermediate,Concept & Evaluation) Use the Dependency link to indicate a Strategic Dependency relationship between two Actors.
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Guideline (Intermediate, Evaluation) Contributions from multiple elements typically require human judgment
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Guideline (Intermediate, Evaluation) Employ a systematic evaluation procedure
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Guideline (Intermediate,Concept & Evaluation) Do not reuse Dependums in more than one Dependency Relation.
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Guideline (Intermediate,Concept & Evaluation) Softgoals and Goals should be decomposed.
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Guideline (Intermediate,Concept and Evaluation) Use the Dependency link to indicate a Strategic Dependency relationship between Actors.
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Guideline (Intermediate,Layout) Don't zoom into a section of an Actor without showing the incoming and outgoing links with other Actors of the model.
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Guideline (Intermediate,Layout) Split a large and complex model into consistent pieces to facilitate easier presentation and rendering.
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Guideline (Intermediate,Layout) Use the specialized actors notation to the degree that you can gain advantage in instantiating the actual stakeholders.
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Open Guideline (Intermediate,Layout) Don't zoom into a section of an Actor without showing the incoming and outgoing dependencies with other Actors of the model
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Open Guideline (Intermediate,Layout) Use the specialized actors to the degree that you can gain higher level detailing in instantiating the actual stakeholders
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