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Explain why it is important to model the context of a system that is being developed. Give two examples of possible errors that could arise if software engineers do not understand the system context.
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Explain why it is important to model the context of a system that is being developed. Give two examples of possible errors that could arise if software engineers do not understand the system context.

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System models are created and used in order for all of the individuals involved in the process to be able to see exactly how each module that is being created connects to the rest of the system. This allows every developer to understand each module's/part's function and develop it with the entire system in mind. This also makes it easier to implement newer features. If a model is not made then the developers may miss key features and when it is time to piece all of the components of the system together, the overall process can become a jumbled mess.

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