subdomain

(noun)

A domain that is part of a larger domain.

Related Terms

  • piecewise function
  • absolute value

Examples of subdomain in the following topics:

  • Delegation

    • If the task requires coordination with others in the project, you are effectively proposing that he become more involved, form bonds that might not otherwise have been formed, and perhaps become a source of authority in some subdomain of the project.
  • Using the Version Control System

    • Giving someone commit access to a subdomain is a statement about their technical preparedness—it says: "We see you have expertise to make commits in a certain domain, so go for it. " But imposing strict authorization controls says: "Not only are we asserting a limit on your expertise, we're also a bit suspicious about your intentions. " That's not the sort of statement you want to make if you can avoid it.
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