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The MITRE Systems Engineering Guide (SEG) presents MITRE's accumulated wisdom on systems engineering that help in understanding the essentials of the SE discipline and provides steps for translating the wisdom into practice. The MITRE SE guide also includes a competency model that identifies the competencies required to fulfill a particular role which is useful in assessing and developing individuals and teams for the wide range of systems engineering jobs. | The MITRE Systems Engineering Guide (SEG) presents MITRE's accumulated wisdom on systems engineering that help in understanding the essentials of the SE discipline and provides steps for translating the wisdom into practice. The MITRE SE guide also includes a competency model that identifies the competencies required to fulfill a particular role which is useful in assessing and developing individuals and teams for the wide range of systems engineering jobs. | ||
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MITRE. 2012. “Systems Engineering Guide.” Last updated 5 June 2012. Available at http://www.mitre.org/work/systems_engineering/guide/
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The MITRE Systems Engineering Guide (SEG) presents MITRE's accumulated wisdom on systems engineering that help in understanding the essentials of the SE discipline and provides steps for translating the wisdom into practice. The MITRE SE guide also includes a competency model that identifies the competencies required to fulfill a particular role which is useful in assessing and developing individuals and teams for the wide range of systems engineering jobs.