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[[Systems Engineering Implementation Examples|Part 7]] has seen the addition of two new case studies. One case study focused on an [[Complex Adaptive Project Management System Case Study|Adaptive Project Management System]], while the other is about a [[Complex Adaptive Taxi Service Scheduler Case Study|Real-Time Complex Adaptive Scheduler for a London Taxi Service]]. | [[Systems Engineering Implementation Examples|Part 7]] has seen the addition of two new case studies. One case study focused on an [[Complex Adaptive Project Management System Case Study|Adaptive Project Management System]], while the other is about a [[Complex Adaptive Taxi Service Scheduler Case Study|Real-Time Complex Adaptive Scheduler for a London Taxi Service]]. | ||
− | A number of typographical errors | + | A number of detailed changes have been made to fix typographical errors, replace outdated references and expand the content in a number of articles. The editorial board would like to thank the Systems Engineering community for their helpful comments received through sebokwiki.org. |
The citation mechanism "Cite this page" on the SEBoK has now been corrected such that the variables "Date of last revision: " and "Date retrieved" display the correct date. | The citation mechanism "Cite this page" on the SEBoK has now been corrected such that the variables "Date of last revision: " and "Date retrieved" display the correct date. |
Revision as of 15:14, 3 December 2015
This version of the SEBoK was released 04 Dec 2015. This is a minor release of the SEBoK which includes a restructure and extension of the Software Engineering Knowledge Area, two new case studies, as well as a number of corrections of typographical errors and updates of outdated references throughout the SEBoK.
Content and Feature Updates for v. 1.5
This section provides a summary of changes for SEBoK v1.5. See letter from the editor for a wider discussion of the changes and future plans.
The most significant change to the SEBoK v.1.5 is the restructure and extension of the Software Engineering Knowledge Area in Part 6. This update has been implemented to improve the alignment between the SEBoK and the SWEBoK. The changes includes the addition of two new articles: How to fit Software Engineering into the Systems Engineering Life Cycle, Software Engineering Features - Models, Methods, Tools, and Standards. The article "Key Points a Systems Engineer Needs to Know about Managing a Software Team" has been merged with the Key Points a Systems Engineer Needs to Know about Software Engineering topic. The articles Systems Engineering and Project Management, The Nature of Software and An Overview of the SWEBOK Guide has also been updated to reflect the changes in the Software Engineering Knowledge Area.
Part 7 has seen the addition of two new case studies. One case study focused on an Adaptive Project Management System, while the other is about a Real-Time Complex Adaptive Scheduler for a London Taxi Service.
A number of detailed changes have been made to fix typographical errors, replace outdated references and expand the content in a number of articles. The editorial board would like to thank the Systems Engineering community for their helpful comments received through sebokwiki.org.
The citation mechanism "Cite this page" on the SEBoK has now been corrected such that the variables "Date of last revision: " and "Date retrieved" display the correct date.
SEBoK v. 1.5 Authors
Editors (in bold) and Authors who contributed materials specifically to the v. 1.5 products are listed in Table 1, below.
SEBoK Part | Editors and Authors |
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Part 6 | Alice Squires, Washington State University (USA), Tom Hilburn, Embry-Riddle (USA), Paul Phister (USA) |
Part 7 | Brian Sauser,University of North Texas(USA), Brian White,CAU>SE(USA) |
SEBoK v. 1.5 Editors
The Editorial Board for v. 1.5 is listed in Tables 2, 3, and 4 below.
Editorial Board
The SEBoK Editorial Board is chaired by an Editor in Chief, supported by a group of Associate Editors.
BKCASE Editor in Chief | |
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Richard D. Adcock Cranfield University (UK) Responsible for the appointment of SEBoK Editors and for the overall content and coherence of the SEBoK. |
Each Editor has his/her area(s) of responsibility, or shared responsibility, highlighted in the table below.
SEBoK Part 1 SEBoK Introduction |
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Ariela Sofer
George Mason University (USA) Responsible for Part 1 |
SEBoK Part 2: Foundations of Systems Engineering | |
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Cihan Dagli
Missouri University of Science & Technology (USA) Responsible for the Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems knowledge areas |
Dov Dori
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) and Technion Israel Institute of Technology (Israel) Responsible for the Representing Systems with Models knowledge area |
Duane Hybertson
MITRE (USA) Jointly responsible for the Systems Fundamentals, Systems Science and Systems Thinking knowledge areas |
Janet Singer (USA)
Jointly responsible for the Systems Fundamentals, Systems Science and Systems Thinking knowledge areas |
Mike Yearworth
University of Bristol (UK) Jointly responsible for the Systems Fundamentals, Systems Science and Systems Thinking knowledge areas |
SEBoK Part 3: Systems Engineering and Management | |
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Barry Boehm
University of Southern California (USA) Jointly responsible for the Systems Engineering Management and Life Cycle Models knowledge areas |
Kevin Forsberg
OGR Systems Jointly responsible for the Systems Engineering Management and Life Cycle Models knowledge areas |
Gregory Parnell
University of Arkansas (USA) Responsible for Systems Engineering Management knowledge area. |
Garry Roedler
Lockheed Martin (USA) Responsible for the Concept Definition and System Definition knowledge areas. |
Ricardo Valerdi
University of Arizona (USA) Responsible for the System Realization knowledge area. |
Ken Zemrowski
TASC Responsible for the Systems Engineering Standards knowledge area. |
SEBoK Part 4: Applications of Systems Engineering | |
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Judith Dahmann
MITRE Corporation (USA) Jointly responsible for Product Systems Engineering and Systems of Systems (SoS) knowledge areas |
Rick Hefner
California Institute of Technology (USA) Responsible for the Service Systems Engineering knowledge area. |
Michael Henshaw
Loughborough University (UK) Jointly responsible for Product Systems Engineering and Systems of Systems (SoS) knowledge areas |
James Martin
The Aerospace Corporation Responsible for the Enterprise Systems Engineering knowledge area. |
SEBoK Part 5: Enabling Systems Engineering | |
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Emma Sparks
Cranfield University Jointly responsible for the Enabling IndividualsandEnabling Teams knowledge area |
Rick Hefner
California Institute of Technology |
Tim Ferris
Cranfield University |
SEBoK Part 6 Related Disciplines | |
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Alice Squires
Washington State University (USA) |
Paul Phister
MANIAC Consulting |
SEBoK Part 7 Systems Engineering Implementation Examples | |
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Brian Sauser
University of North Texas (USA) Responsible for Part 7: Systems Engineering Implementation Examples, which includes Case Studies and Vignettes |
Brian White
CAU>SE (USA) Responsible for Part 7: Systems Engineering Implementation Examples, which includes Case Studies and Vignettes |
Graduate Reference Curriculum for Systems Engineering (GRCSE) |
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David H. Olwell
Naval Postgraduate School (USA) Senior Editor for GRCSE. |
The Assistant Editors provide general editorial support across all topics. They assist both with content improvement and production issues.
BKCASE Assistant Editors | |
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Claus Ballegaard Nielsen,
Cranfield University (UK) |