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To break down a system design document, use the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) methodology to decompose it into a three-level hierarchy of System, Phase, and Task. This structures complex designs into manageable, executable items.

Requirements traceability in project management links every decomposed task back to specific requirements like [REQ-XXX]. This ensures that all executable tasks directly support and verify the original system design needs.

Defining acceptance criteria for task decomposition involves setting clear, testable "Done When" standards for every atomic task. This ensures each item has verifiable outputs before the phase is considered complete.

Yes, you can map logical, resource, and preference dependencies across a Work Breakdown Structure. Dependency analysis identifies relationships between tasks to ensure proper execution sequence and priority.

Hierarchical task breakdown requires detailed metadata for each task, including ID, requirements linkage, description, input, output, acceptance criteria, estimated time, dependencies, and priority to ensure complete workflow automation.