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  • ...ctivities of the systems approach is the key to the success of the systems approach. ...ntroduction to [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Part 2: Foundations of Systems Engineering]].
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  • <blockquote>''A set of principles for applying systems thinking to engineered system contexts.'' (Created for SEBoK)</blockquote> ...rces on Systems Thinking, see the [[Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems]] knowledge area.
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  • ...kquote>Jackson, S., D. Hitchins, and H. Eisner. 2010. "What is the Systems Approach?" INCOSE ''Insight''. 13(1): 41-43.</blockquote> *[[Systems Analysis Approach]]
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] The {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} relates to both the dynamics of {{Term|Problem (glossary)|problem}} resol
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  • ...n {{Term|Systems Thinking (glossary)|systems thinking}} discussed in the [[Systems Thinking]] KA. ==What is a Systems Approach?==
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...[[Applying the Systems Approach]] considers the dynamic aspects of how the approach is used and how this relates to elements of SE.
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  • <blockquote>Churchman, C W. 1968. ''The Systems Approach and its Enemies''. New York, NY, USA: Dell Publishing.</blockquote> *[[Systems Thinking]]
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  • ...Systems Approach." Presented at 21st Anniversary International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Symposium, June 20-23, 2011, Denver, CO, ...inciples and concepts that enables greater benefits when using the systems approach for enterprise transformation. These enhancements include technical activit
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  • ...s Professionals." Proceedings of the 17th Annual International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Symposium, June 24-28, 2007, San Diego, ...ralizable and applicable to all organizations seeking to foster and manage systems engineering capability in their organization.
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  • ...proach to Mission Engineering Education through Capstone Projects." IEEE ''Systems'' 7(3): 38.</blockquote>
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  • ...kquote>Jackson, S., D. Hitchins, and H. Eisner. 2010. "What is the Systems Approach?" INCOSE ''Insight''. 13(1): 41-43.</blockquote> *[[Systems Analysis Approach]]
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  • <blockquote>Boardman, J., and B. Sauser. 2008. ''Systems Thinking: Coping with 21st Century Problems''. Boca Raton, FL, USA: CRC Pre ...source is considered a primary reference for the [[Overview of the Systems Approach]] article.
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  • <blockquote>Hitchins, D. 2009. "What are the General Principles Applicable to Systems?" INCOSE ''Insight''. 12(4): 59-63.</blockquote> *[[Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems]]
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  • ...Critical systems thinking (CST) or critical management science provides an approach to help select between hard system and soft system methods.'' (Jackson, 198 ...ce: The Need for a Critical Approach." ''International Journal of General Systems 10'': 135-151.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Origins of the Systems Approach]]
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  • ...Engineering: Some Quantitative Results for Software-Intensive Systems." ''Systems Engineering'', 11(3): 221-234.</blockquote> This source is considered a primary reference for the [[Economic Value of Systems Engineering]] article.
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  • <blockquote>Checkland, P. B. 1999. ''Systems Thinking, Systems Practice''. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons Ltd. </blockquote> *[[Systems Thinking]]
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  • ...ote>''Soft systems methodology (SSM) formalizes the ideas of a soft system approach using systemic thinking to expose the issues in a problem situation and gui Checkland, P.B. 1999. ''Systems Thinking, Systems Practice''. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons Ltd.
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  • ...'Dealing with Complexity: An introduction to the theory and application of systems science,'' 2nd ed. New York, NY, USA: Plenum Press. </blockquote> ...Systems|system approach]]. It also makes the link between complexity and systems thinking, covering both hard and soft views of complexity.
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  • ...ology is the computational and mathematical modeling of complex biological systems. </blockquote> ...ically involve metabolic networks or cell signaling networks. (Wikipedia, "Systems Biology")
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  • ...uote>Maier, M.W. 1998. "Architecting Principles for Systems-of-Systems." ''Systems Engineering.'' 1 (4): 267-284.</blockquote> *[[Types of Systems]]
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  • <blockquote>''A set of principles for applying systems thinking to engineered system contexts.'' (Created for SEBoK)</blockquote> ...rces on Systems Thinking, see the [[Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems]] knowledge area.
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  • ...Systems Approach." Presented at 21st Anniversary International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Symposium, June 20-23, 2011, Denver, CO, ...inciples and concepts that enables greater benefits when using the systems approach for enterprise transformation. These enhancements include technical activit
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  • ...design and develop systems products and processes used to create cohesive systems.'' (Created for SEBoK)</blockquote>
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  • ...es. Thus, knowledge about one system should allow us to reason about other systems. '' (von Bertalanffy 1968)</blockquote> ...r of natural scientists who realized that the reductionist, closed system, approach could not be used to explain the behavior of an organism in its environment
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...}} with other activities in the {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} at a particular point in the life of a {{Term|System-of-Interest (glossar
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  • ...ce: the Need for a Critical Approach". ''International Journal of General Systems,'' 10, 135-151.</blockquote> *[[History of Systems Science]]
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  • ...ctivities of the systems approach is the key to the success of the systems approach. ...ntroduction to [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Part 2: Foundations of Systems Engineering]].
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  • ...as: emergence, hierarchy, communication, and control as characteristics of systems.'' (Checkland 1999)</blockquote> (1) Checkland, P. 1999. Systems Thinking, Systems Practice. New York, NY, USA: John Wiley & Sons.
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  • ''<blockquote>An empirical inquiry that investigates the application of systems engineering practices, principles, and concepts that are based on real-life ...tudies]] included in [[Systems Engineering Implementation Examples|Part 7: Systems Engineering Implementation Examples]].
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  • <blockquote>Lawson, H. 2010. ''A Journey Through the Systems Landscape.'' London, UK: College Publications.</blockquote> *[[What is Systems Thinking?]]
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  • <blockquote>Churchman, C W. 1968. ''The Systems Approach and its Enemies''. New York, NY, USA: Dell Publishing.</blockquote> *[[Systems Thinking]]
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  • <blockquote>Eisner, H. 2008. ''Essentials of Project and Systems Engineering Management,'' 3rd ed. New York, NY, USA: John Wiley & Sons.</bl *[[Systems Engineering Organizational Strategy]]
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  • ...proach to Mission Engineering Education through Capstone Projects." IEEE ''Systems'' 7(3): 38.</blockquote>
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  • *[[Systems Engineering Organizational Strategy]] *[[What is Systems Thinking?]]
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  • ...tems Engineering Science: A Unifying Framework for Traditional and Complex Systems''. Boston, MA, USA: Auerbach Publications. ISBN 978-1-4200-7251-8.</blockqu *[[Service Systems Engineering Stages]]
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  • ...s Professionals." Proceedings of the 17th Annual International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) International Symposium, June 24-28, 2007, San Diego, ...ralizable and applicable to all organizations seeking to foster and manage systems engineering capability in their organization.
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  • ...rity Engineering: An Integrated Approach to Building Trustworthy Resilient Systems''. Gaithersburg, MD. National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST) S
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  • ...erprise as Systems: Essential Challenges and Enterprise Transformation." ''Systems Engineering''. 8 (2): 138-150. *[[Enterprise Systems Engineering]]
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  • ...rnetics: Application Domains and Research Methods." ''IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics - Part C: Applications and Reviews''. 37 (5): 726-743 ...teady state to a real-time perspective, and from an optimal to an adaptive approach.
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  • ...g the practice of domain independent {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE). This Knowledge Area (KA) contains topic articles which *[[Systems Engineering Overview]]
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  • <blockquote>Giachetti, R.E. 2010. ''Design of Enterprise Systems: Theory, Architecture, and Methods''. Boca Raton, FL, USA: CRC Press. *[[Enterprise Systems Engineering Background]]
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  • ''<blockquote>(1) an approach to understanding the nature of complex things by reducing them to the inter (1) and (2) M’Pherson, P, K. 1974. "A perspective on systems science and systems philosophy." ''Futures'' 6(3) (June 1974):219-239.
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  • ...tive Systems Engineering (CASE)." Paper presented at Understanding Complex Systems Symposium, University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, 12-15 May 2008.</blo This source is considered a primary reference for the [[Enterprise Systems Engineering Background]] article.
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  • ...orld, a flock of geese is a Complex Adaptive System (CAS). Human-intensive systems are also CASs since each human in the system is independent.'' (Weaver 1948 Jackson, S., D. Hitchins, and H. Eisner. 2010. "What is the systems approach?" INCOSE ''Insight'' 13:(1) (March 2010): 41.
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  • ...the nature of {{Term|Complex (glossary)|complex}} {{Term|System (glossary)|systems}} in nature, society, and {{Term|Engineering (glossary)|engineering}}. ...(glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) as discussed in the [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Introduction to Part 2]].
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  • Jackson, M. 2003. ''Systems Thinking: Creating Holisms for Managers''. Chichester, UK: Wiley. Postmodernism is defined here as it is used to describe an approach to systems in which all notions of problem or solution are rejected in favor of creati
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  • <blockquote>Srinivasan, J. 2010. "Towards a Theory Sensitive Approach to Planning Enterprise Transformation." Presented at 5th European Institute This source is considered a primary reference for the [[Enterprise Systems Engineering Background]] article.
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  • The definition of systems engineering has evolved over time. The current accepted definitions are fou <blockquote>(1) ''Interdisciplinary approach governing the total technical and managerial effort required to transform a
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  • *[[Product Systems Engineering]] *[[Product Systems Engineering Background]]
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  • ...cience (glossary)|systems science}} and {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approaches}} to practice. ...glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE), as discussed in the [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Introduction to Part 2]].
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  • Some users of the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBoK) may be new to the field. This articl ...re are four key terms that you should first understand when learning about systems engineering (SE):
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  • ...har, A.J. and D. Dvir. 2007. ''Reinventing Project Management: The Diamond Approach to Successful Growth and Innovation''. Boston, MA, USA: Harvard Business Sc This source is considered a primary reference for the [[Systems Engineering Organizational Strategy]] article.
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  • ...It demonstrates the successful outcome of long-term planning and a systems approach to preempt a critical water shortage. The example is primarily based on inf ...anaging wastewater and stormwater, allowing for an integrated and holistic approach to water management.
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  • ...to build a system must be architected and designed. A systems engineering approach to manufacturing and production is necessary because manufacturing equipmen Manufacturing and production engineering involve similar systems engineering processes specifically tailored to the building of the system.
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  • ...competency model is offered as an example of an organization that performs systems engineering projects on earth and space exploration, technology development ...e. P-CMM can be applied to all types of technical organizations, including systems engineering.
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...}} with other activities in the {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} at a particular point in the life of a {{Term|System-of-Interest (glossar
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  • ...demonstrate accomplishments, approve and baseline results, and approve the approach for continuing the project. (Also known as a control gate.)'' (Forsberg 200 (1) INCOSE. 2011. [[INCOSE Systems Engineering Handbook|Systems Engineering Handbook]], version 3.2.2. INCOSE-TP-2003-002-03.2.2.
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  • (1) Parnas,D. 1972. "On the Criteria To Be Used in Decomposing Systems Into Modules," ''Communications of the ACM,'' 5:(12) (December 1972) 1053-1 ...ions be encapsulated, especially decisions that are likely to change. This approach limits the rippling effect of a change in one element of a system so it doe
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  • == Purpose and Uses of the Systems Engineering Concept Model == ...ed the SECM to support the requirements for the next generation of the OMG Systems Modeling Language (OMG SysML™) to ensure SysML is consistent with the thr
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  • ...oped for SEBoK.. This definition describes the approach for vignettes in [[Systems Engineering Implementation Examples]].
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  • **[[Introduction to Systems Engineering]] ***[[Systems Engineering Overview]]
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  • Iteration is used as a generic term for successive application of a systems approach to the same problem situation, learning from each application, in order to
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  • ...cept of simultaneous multiple containment of one system by many containing systems.'' (Checkland 1999)</blockquote> (3) Checkland, P. 1999. ''Systems Thinking, Systems Practice''. New York: John Wiley & Sons.
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  • ==Generic Systems Engineering Paradigm== ...according to the principles of the [[Applying the Systems Approach|systems approach]] discussed in Part 2 and is used to establish a basis for the KAs in Part
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  • * [[Introduction to Systems Engineering]] **[[Systems Engineering Overview]]
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  • (1) ISO/IEC/IEEE. 2015. ''Systems and Software Engineering - System Life Cycle Processes''. Geneva, Switzerla (2) ISO/IEC. June 2010. ''Software and Systems Engineering -- Life Cycle Processes -- Requirements Engineering''. Geneva,
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...}} with other activities in the {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} at a particular point in the life of a {{Term|System-of-Interest (glossar
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  • ...socio-technical systems depending on the life cycle stage and the specific systems engineering challenge. ...machines, and the motivation behind developing research on socio-technical systems was to cope with theoretical and practical work environment problems in ind
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  • ...ion Examples]]. A new example has been added around the use of model based systems engineering for the thirty-meter telescope. ...ort Requirements Analysis on the Thirty-Meter Telescope|use of model based systems engineering for the thirty-meter telescope]].
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  • ...nowledge sources and references]] of {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} organized and explained to assist a wide variety of individua ...uture Challenges|historical context]], and discuss its [[Economic Value of Systems Engineering|economic value]] in [[SEBoK Introduction|Part 1]] of this body
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  • ...ltiple systems. The article defines mission engineering and describes the systems engineering activities involved in mission engineering. ...used in the military context, and most mission engineering is for military systems. However, the term, and the process and knowledge it describes, could be a
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  • ...e progress, technical adequacy, and risk resolution of the selected design approach for one or more configuration items; to determine each design's compatibili ISO/IEC/IEEE. 2009. ''Systems and Software Engineering - System and Software Engineering Vocabulary (SEVo
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  • ...K)''' is a living authoritative guide that discusses knowledge relevant to Systems Engineering. SEBoK does not contain all of this knowledge itself but provid ..., and structure of the SEBoK, and of {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE).
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...}} with other activities in the {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} at a particular point in the life of a {{Term|System-of-Interest (glossar
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  • ...keholder benefit. This definition applies to the front end of the Systems Approach, and is used to broaden our view of Problem Situations. Conrow, E. 2008. "Risk Analysis for Space Systems". Space Systems Engineering and Risk Management Symposium, 27-29 February, 2008, Los Angele
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  • ...ia Class submarine sonar system project. In particular, it highlights the approach taken to the development of a sonar system architecture and how this helped ...d reliability, maintainability and testability (RMT) over historical sonar systems.
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  • ...relationships between these activities to ensure we take a {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)}}. Systems Engineering technical and management activities are defined in a set of {{T
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  • ...cs that have a high probability of significantly impacting the practice of systems engineering, as determined by the SEBoK editorial board, are covered. If th == Introduction to Systems Engineering Transformation ==
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  • ...Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems knowledge areas in Part 2: Systems along with Cihan Dagli. ...Engineering, and System of Systems Engineering in Part 4: Applications of Systems Engineering with Judith Dahmann.
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  • ! colspan="2" |SEBoK Part 2: Systems Responsible for the [[Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems]] knowledge areas
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  • ...underscores SE's pivotal role in realizing and managing complex engineered systems within diverse environments. ==Systems and Systems Engineering==
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  • ...e, Kleiner, and Newcomb 2004), describes the project's systems engineering approach. Driven by an aggressive schedule, MSTI optimized over the whole project, ...ct were necessary. Within this domain, the MSTI project used an innovative approach. Practices from this project led to the Mission Design Center and the Syste
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  • ...system {{Term|Pattern (glossary)|patterns}} discussed in the [[Patterns of Systems Thinking]] topic. ...f practitioners applying the insights of {{Term|Systems Science (glossary)|systems science}} to real-world {{Term|Problem (glossary)|problems}}.
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...[[Applying the Systems Approach]] considers the dynamic aspects of how the approach is used and how this relates to elements of SE.
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  • ...ability (glossary)|Capability}} is increasingly being used to describe the Systems Engineering of Operational Capabilities. The INCOSE UK Capability System En * The concepts of Capability Systems Engineering have been used in Rail (Dogan, 2012) and Healthcare (Royal Acad
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  • ...text, informal drawings, and spreadsheets. This document-based approach to systems engineering suffers from a lack of precision, inconsistencies from one arti == Model-Based Systems Engineering ==
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  • ...{{Term|Concept Definition (glossary)|Concept Definition}}''' is the set of systems engineering (SE) activities in which the problem space as well as the needs ...and pull, it is often best to combine a bottom-up approach with a top-down approach to take into account legacy elements, as well as to identify the services a
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...m {{Term|System Context (glossary)|context}} that were introduced in the [[Systems Fundamentals]] KA.
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  • ...rimary focus of the SEBoK is on the current practice of domain independent systems engineering, it is also concerned with the future evolution of the discipli ...ch as {{Term|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) (glossary)|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)}}. In general, topics will be introduced here and then
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  • ...edge area in [[Applications of Systems Engineering|Part 4: Applications of Systems Engineering]], as well as the [[Reliability, Availability, and Maintainabil ...]] articles, and a rewrite of the [[Socio-Technical Features of Systems of Systems]] article.
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...}} with other activities in the {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} at a particular point in the life of a {{Term|System-of-Interest (glossar
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  • ...munity have adopted the term to characterize work to develop an integrated approach to practice, which provides a framework for the use of appropriate elements
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  • ...identified risks; and to develop and, if needed, implement an appropriate approach to prevent or handle causes of risk that could result in significant harm o (1) - (3) ISO/IEC/IEEE. 2010. ''Systems and Software Engineering - System and Software Engineering Vocabulary (SEVo
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  • ...ting Supporting Aspects into System Models]] and [[Technical Leadership in Systems Engineering]] ...on integrating modeling of systems and supporting aspects via model-based systems engineering (MBSE) approaches. Supporting aspects include project managemen
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  • ...ns itself to effectively perform the {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) activities described elsewhere in the SEBoK. ...mpetency (glossary)|competencies}} the project manager might seek in those systems engineers. These are the kinds of questions that Part 5 explores.
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  • ...other industry associations have been working collaboratively to align the systems engineering (SE) and software engineering (SwE) standards. The objective i ...of prescription, and audiences. These differences have been both between systems and software, and to some extent, within each. The problem has been exacerb
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  • ...n {{Term|Systems Thinking (glossary)|systems thinking}} discussed in the [[Systems Thinking]] KA. ==What is a Systems Approach?==
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  • ...ems approaches to practice}} grounded in {{Term|Systems Science (glossary)|systems science}}. ...s discussed in [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Part 2: Foundations of Systems Engineering]].
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  • ...|enterprise}} (hereafter usually just called "business" --- See [[Enabling Systems Engineering]] for more information), the {{Term|Team (glossary)|team}}, and ...lf a system and can benefit from being viewed that way. (See [[Enterprise Systems Engineering]] in Part 4.)
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  • ...tes all the diverse stakeholders involved in the acquisition of new weapon systems. The Digital Engineering Strategy anticipates digital engineering will lead ...engineering (MBSE) is a subset of digital engineering. MBSE supports the systems engineering activities of requirements, architecture, design, verification,
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  • ...tegrate with the SE life cycle. A joint workshop organized by INCOSE, the Systems Engineering Research Center and the IEEE Computer Society was held to consi ...systems are, one would expect the relationship between the disciplines of systems engineering (SE) and software engineering (SWE) to be well defined. However
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  • ...ledge which is relevant or useful to {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE). ...}} and other fields of systems practice. Including this wider integrative systems science context in the SEBoK should also help to make SE knowledge more acc
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  • ...ly intertwined. (See [[Systems Engineering and Other Disciplines]].) Good systems engineering is a key factor in enabling good software engineering. The SEBoK explicitly recognizes and embraces the intertwining between systems engineering and software engineering, as well as defining the relationship
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  • This article forms part of the [[Systems Fundamentals]] knowledge area (KA). It considers future trends in SE and ho ...how SE is changing and suggests how these changes may affect the future of systems engineering, the SEBoK, and the foundations in Part 2.
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  • *Updated definitions for System, Engineered System, and Systems Engineering to be consistent with the INCOSE BoD adopted definitions from t ! colspan="2" |SEBoK Part 2: Systems
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  • ...ineering and Specialty Engineering KA (further renamed in version 2.4 as [[Systems Engineering and Quality Attributes]]), as well as a number of corrections o ...sed Discipline]], while the remaining two give an overview of [[Healthcare Systems Engineering|Healthcare SE]] and the [[Overview of the Healthcare Sector|hea
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  • ...escription is only possible using techniques which fall under the remit of systems biology. These typically involve metabolic networks or cell signalling netw ==Systems Biology: A Vision for Engineering and Medicine==
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  • ...g attempts to minimize safety issues throughout the planning and design of systems, mishaps do occur from combinations of unlikely hazards with minimal probab
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  • ...g Systems Engineering]], [[Related Disciplines|6 Related Disciplines]], [[Systems Engineering Implementation Examples|7 SE Implementation Examples]]. ...f the Healthcare Sector,]][[Systems Engineering in Healthcare Delivery]],[[Systems Biology]],[[Lean in Healthcare]].
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  • {{Term|Service Systems Engineering (glossary)|Service systems engineering}} (SSE) involves all aspects of the {{Term|Enterprise (glossary ...entities to plan, design, adapt, or self-adapt to co-create value. The SSE approach should identify linkages, relationships, {{Term|Constraint (glossary)|const
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  • Developing each individual’s {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) {{Term|Competency (glossary)|competencies}} is a key asp ...ry goal of the organization. Developing the ‘’capability'' to deliver such systems is a secondary goal, and while necessary, is not sufficient. To attain both
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  • ...r release of the SEBoK which includes a restructure and extension of the [[Systems Engineering and Software Engineering|Software Engineering]] Knowledge Area, ...the SWEBOK Guide‎]] has also been updated to reflect the changes in the [[Systems Engineering and Software Engineering|Software Engineering]] Knowledge Area.
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  • ....png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] The {{Term|Systems Approach (glossary)|systems approach}} relates to both the dynamics of {{Term|Problem (glossary)|problem}} resol
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  • Systems Engineering and Management (SE&M) articles provide system lifecycle best pr ...del-Based Systems Engineering [MBSE] implementation guidance employing the Systems Modeling Language (SysML).
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  • ...ner'' provides perspective from the Editor in Chief on critical topics for systems engineering, either through their own words or by inviting a guest writer.' ...ymposium, I attended a number of talks about something called "model-based systems engineering" (MBSE). I was dazzled by the vision presented: a hyper-network
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  • ...tive Optics System (NFIRAOS). The value proposition for applying this MBSE approach was to establish precise requirements and fine-grained traceability to syst ...ight to measure wavefront errors and align the TMT optics. Adaptive optics systems like the NFIRAOS (Figure 2) are designed to sense real-time atmospheric tur
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  • ...tem Implementation, which Produces the System Elements Required to Produce Systems and Subsystems.''' (SEBoK Original)]] ==Process Approach==
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  • ...v. 1.0 - Emerging Knowledge - which is a place to highlight new topics in systems engineering that are important but may not yet have a large body of literat ...ng Research]]. This highlights recent dissertations in emerging aspects of systems engineering. The Editorial Board expects that Part 8 will grow significantl
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  • Systems Engineering has traditionally applied intuitive domain-specific [e.g., aero ...uage [SysML] for product development, integration, and verification.  This approach enables digital transformation design initiatives to employ Model-Based Sys
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  • ...pics in the next release. In Part 6, the [[System Resilience]] and [[Human Systems Integration]] articles have been substantially updated. In Part 4, [[Capabi ! colspan="2" |SEBoK Part 2: Foundations of Systems Engineering
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  • ...described in [[Application of Systems Engineering Standards|application of systems engineering standards]]. ...ablishment) prior to being instantiated to provide a service. For software systems, this is the point at which builds that combine software elements into vers
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  • ...s different aspects of a system and different [[Types of Systems| types of systems]]. Since different models serve different {{Term|Purpose (glossary)|purpose ...pe of {{Term|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) (glossary)|model-based systems engineering (MBSE)}}. In particular, the initial classification distinguish
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  • ...} and {{Term|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) (glossary)|model-based systems engineering (MBSE)}}. ...stems]] for different modeling purposes. Some of the purposes for modeling systems are summarized in the topic [[Why Model?|Why Model?]], and a simple taxonom
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  • ...enterprise analysis, design, planning, and implementation using a holistic approach for the successful development and execution of strategy. EA applies archit (1) Giachetti, R.E. 2009. ''Design of Enterprise Systems: Theory, Architectures, and Methods''. Boca Raton, FL, USA: CRC Press.
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  • ...project and that require key involvement from the program manager and the systems engineer. These structures include: the structure of the organization itse [[Relationships between Systems Engineering and Project Management]] are covered in a related article.
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  • ...d quick, comprehensive reference for {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} information. *the boundaries and synergies among systems engineering (SE), systems development, project management (PM), and life cycle support
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  • ...owledge areas in Part 3 for a description of how the life cycle can impact systems engineering (SE) processes.) ...g approach may be most appropriate. For enduring systems, an easiest-first approach may produce an unscalable system, in which the architecture is incapable of
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  • ==Process Approach== For cases where there is no existing SoI, a common approach is to characterize the “as is” or “present state” in terms of the p
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  • ...ed Systems Engineering methodologies and frameworks. Supporting aspects of systems engineering include: ...ng languages constitute the basis for standardized, formal descriptions of systems, just like natural languages form the basis for human communication.
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  • ...ome of these principles and practices have contributed to the evolution of systems engineering as a discipline. ...tic thinking and planning went into creating and sustaining transportation systems, including canal, railroad, and metropolitan transit. General treatises, su
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  • ...The topic may be of particular interest to those facing formidable {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)}} challenges where one might thrive on a thoughtful ...f four initial case studies selected by AFIT for development in support of systems engineering graduate school instruction. The cases are structured using the
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  • ...ibes some of the important multidisciplinary fields of research comprising systems science in historical context. ...m|System (glossary)|systems}} theme. Some fundamental concepts now used in systems science have been present in other disciplines for many centuries, while eq
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  • ...)|complexity}} and how it influences {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) practice. ...plexity in the eye of the beholder, or is there inherent complexity in how systems are organized? Is there a single definitive definition of complexity and, i
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  • ...ess to useful data, lack accepted systems techniques and people trained in systems engineering) ...y with some historical context, and describes some different approaches to systems engineering which have been found helpful in addressing healthcare delivery
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  • ...Barry Boehm (2016), as the lead for a project of the [https://sercuarc.org Systems Engineering Research Center], introduced an ontology to describe system qua *[[Human Systems Integration]]
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  • ...ystem architecture; structure of and interactions among technical teams; [[Systems Engineering and Quality Attributes|specialty engineering]]; [[System Integr ...(See the article on [[The Influence of Project Structure and Governance on Systems Engineering and Project Management Relationships]] in this KA.)
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  • ...these ideas relate to the general definitions of {{Term|System (glossary)|systems}} given in [[What is a System?]]; in particular, how they relate to differe ...em? How do we deal with emergence in the development and use of engineered systems? Can it be planned for? How?
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  • ...icles in the areas of System Architecture, Life-Cycle processes, System of Systems, Competencies, Ethics and MBSE, as well as three new case studies. ...s which underpin and enable good SE practice. The Part 2 [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Introduction]] and [[What is a System?]] articles has also been
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  • ...oal of LSE is to deliver the best life-cycle value for technically complex systems with minimal waste. Lean engineering is relevant to all of the traditional ==Lean Systems Engineering==
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  • ...} and {{Term|Solution (glossary)|solutions}} to support [[Systems Thinking|systems thinking]]. ...}} practice; and Lawson (2010) describes a system of system concepts where systems are categorized according to fundamental concepts, types, topologies, focus
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  • ...ngineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE), and the more experienced systems engineer seeking the knowledge required to accomplish a work activity, the ==How Systems Engineers Use Topics==
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  • ...ere are instances (e.g., in studies of [[Natural System (glossary)|natural systems]]) where there may be an interest in documenting the functional architectur ...f "y is a function of x") or computer programming than in other aspects of systems engineering, where "function" takes on a broader definition generally along
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  • ==DEI in Systems Engineering== ...he teams they work on and in system design and development. In particular, systems engineers should:
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  • ...rail gauges, TCP/IP, IT systems and software to modular defense and space systems. ...ible parts may be structured in several layers of {{Term|System (glossary)|systems}} and {{Term|System Element (glossary)|system elements}}. The number of ele
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  • ==Adaptability in Systems Engineering== The adaptability concept is applicable to both real and conceptual systems as defined in Sillitto, Hillary, et al. (2017). Many concepts are related t
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  • ...ying analysis are fundamental elements of [[Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering]] (SE) and technical management. SE measurement provides inform ...as presented here consists of four activities from Practical Software and Systems Measurement (PSM) (2011) and described in (ISO/IEC/IEEE 15939; McGarry et a
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  • ...more than 200 articles about various {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) topics, such as [[Emergence|emergence]] and [[System Req ...book as an excellent introduction to SE, and the topic [[Economic Value of Systems Engineering]] recommends three articles by authors Boehm, Honour, and Valer
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  • ...nciples}} as part of the basic ideas of {{Term|Systems Thinking (glossary)|systems thinking}}. ...red System (glossary)|engineered systems}} are described, and a summary of systems {{Term|Principle (glossary)|principles}} associated with the concepts alrea
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  • The life cycle model is one of the key concepts of systems engineering (SE). A {{Term|Life Cycle (glossary)|life cycle}} for a {{Term ...iderations will lead to various forms of the generic life cycle management approach in Figure 1. Some examples are as follows (Lawson 2010):
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  • ...tial losses associated with systems. LDSE can be defined as an overarching systems engineering process which holistically addresses the quality characteristic ...lity and synergy among these specialty areas, which should be addressed by systems engineering. Potential synergies include:
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  • ...4) (Magee, 2004), as is noted in the [[Systems of Systems (SoS)|systems of systems (SoS)]] knowledge area of the SEBoK. ...and guiding principles to complexity thinking can be applied in Systems of Systems Engineering. (INCOSE, 2016)
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  • ...f SE in medical devices, healthcare IT, pharmaceuticals, and public health systems are considered and contrasted to "traditional" SE practices discussed elsew *[[Systems Engineering in Healthcare Delivery]]
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  • ...rograms and projects, and systems engineering ensures they use the “right” systems thinking (Specking et al. 2020). Not using portfolio management practices i ...ify systems engineering’s relationship to portfolio management, as well as systems engineering’s relationship to other topics, such as project management an
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  • ...rrent consideration of all life cycle stages, needs, and competences. This approach requires the "integration" of numerous skills, activities, or processes. ...us types of prototypes) and progresses through increasingly more realistic systems and system elements until the final product, service, or enterprise is achi
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  • ==Process Approach== ...pliance office, regulators, owners of enabling systems, owners of external systems, Approving Authorities
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  • *Parts 2 and 3 - the foundations of systems engineering and systems engineering approaches, methods, processes, and tools have been substantial **Incorporation of more information on Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Digital Engineering
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  • ...dge. Based on this assessment, this article describes potential roles that systems engineers and industrial engineers perform during a system’s life cycle. ...viduals that perform both SE and IE activities. This article tries to help systems engineers and industrial engineers better understand the different perspect
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  • ...xt of {{Term|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) (glossary)|model-based systems engineering}} (MBSE). *'''Characterizing an existing system:''' Many existing systems are poorly documented and modeling the system can provide a concise way to
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  • ...ge area (KA). It provides various perspectives on {{Term|System (glossary)|systems}}, including definitions, {{Term|Scope (glossary)|scope}}, and {{Term|Conte ...te to the definitions to be found in {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) literature. The concept of an {{Term|Engineered System (
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  • *An updated article on Loss Driven Systems Engineering, [[A Framework for Viewing Quality Attributes from the Lens of ...ngineering (INCOSE), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Systems Council (IEEE-SYSC), and Stevens Institute of Technology – provide the pr
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  • ...del-based Discipline|model-based systems engineering]] ({{Term|Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) (glossary)|MBSE}}).. The topic may be of particular inte ...luding the sonar (Fages 1998) (Ford and Dillard 2009) and tactical control systems continuously (Jacobus and Barrett 2002).
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  • * Significant Part 3 [[Systems Engineering and Management]] updates to reflect current practice ...ngineering (INCOSE), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Systems Council (IEEE-SYSC), and Stevens Institute of Technology – provide the pr
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  • ...(CSE) or {{Term|Complex Adaptive System (CAS) (glossary)|complex adaptive systems}} engineering (Gorod et al. 2015). The topic is still somewhat controversia ...Enterprise Systems Engineering]], and [[Systems of Systems (SoS)|System of Systems Engineering.]]
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  • ...ition] process installs a verified system, together with relevant enabling systems, e.g., operating system, support system, operator training system, user tra ...t. However, there are other views on transition. For example, the NASA ''Systems Engineering Handbook'' states that transition can include delivery for end-
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  • In perhaps the earliest reference to Systems of Systems (SoS), Ackoff (1971) describes a concept that is mostly concerned with orga ==The Socio-Technical Nature of Systems of Systems==
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  • ...enterprise venture, each organization could be responsible for particular systems or perhaps for certain kinds of elements. Each organization brings their ow Organizational capabilities are addressed in the article on [[Systems Engineering Organizational Strategy]], and individual competencies are addr
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  • ...article describes how to assess the {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) competencies needed and possessed by an individual, as w ...shows, MITRE has developed a framework characterizing different levels of systems complexity. (MITRE 2007, 1-12) This framework may help an organization ide
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  • ...orted by {{Term|Enterprise Systems Engineering (ESE) (glossary)|enterprise systems engineering}} (ESE) activities: ...ties relate to each other as well as the relative scope of ESE and product systems engineering (PSE) (Martin 2010 and 2011). PSE is mainly involved at the pro
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  • ...rdless of the systems integration efforts, there were obvious gaps [[Human Systems Integration|integrating the astronauts]] leading to the unfortunate consequ ...that harsh environment. Redundancy was built in to provide suitable backup systems and ensure reliability and availability (NASA History Office 1967).
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  • ...e (glossary)|enterprise}} to perform {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) well, the team must decide which specific SE capabilitie SE capabilities and organizational approach should support the [[Systems Engineering Organizational Strategy]] and reflect the nature of the busines
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  • ...engineering and its relationship to {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}}. ==Key Concepts a Systems Engineer Needs to Know about Software Engineering==
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  • ...tems engineering management]] (SEM). {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|Systems engineering}} (SE) planning is performed concurrently and collaboratively w ...f the appropriate {{Term|Life Cycle Model (glossary)|life cycle model}} or approach for the {{Term|Product (glossary)|products}} or {{Term|Service (glossary)|s
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  • ...a spring-mass-damper system and evolve in complexity to modern suspension systems, orbital dynamics, and the multi-body challenges one might see when landing ...generation or transfer of energy – examples include engines, refrigeration systems, and nuclear reactors. At a broad level, the study of thermodynamics is ca
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  • ...uisition approach (DoD 2018). The DoD defines DE as “an integrated digital approach that uses authoritative sources of system data and models a continuum acros ...approaches, which are heavily document- and event-driven, to a model-based approach that improves transparency and integration and allows improvements in exist
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  • ...e over this period. This article surveys this work and identifies a set of systems engineering principles based on this review. ...although in practice it is usually sufficient to just refer to principles. Systems engineering principles are derived from principles of these various origins
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  • ...y)|capability}} of a team to perform {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) depends on having competent personnel, adequate time, su ...Product Teams, to teams that include other kinds of engineers that perform systems engineering.
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  • Product systems engineering (PSE) is at the core of the new product development process (NP #'''Systems engineering:''' This includes concept generation, engineering design/develo
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  • ...of iterations, depending upon the {{Term|Synthesis (glossary)|synthesis}} approach used. In general, it is not created by a single top-down decomposition. A ...an be seen in the following examples (see also SEBoK Part 2: [[Patterns of Systems Thinking]]):
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  • ...ance, especially as it relates to systems engineering. It is part of the [[Systems Engineering and Quality Attributes | SE and Quality Attributes]] Knowledge ...ware components – alone and integrated into subcomponents, subsystems, and systems – have weaknesses and vulnerabilities enabling exploitation. Weaknesses a
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  • ...ts from performing a wide variety of {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) activities to increase the {{Term|Value (glossary)|value ...by businesses. This is discussed further in the parent article [[Enabling Systems Engineering]]. The strategy for organizing to conduct SE activities is impo
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  • ...our Editor in Chief's current thoughts on the metaverse and the impact on systems. ...ngineering (INCOSE), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Systems Council (IEEE-SYSC), and Stevens Institute of Technology – provide the pr
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  • ...knowledge across engineering disciplines and subsystems and streamline key systems engineering tasks while also minimizing developmental risk. ...provides an overview of key concepts underlying model-based approaches to systems engineering and highlights the benefits of utilizing MBSE on projects.
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  • The primary goal of {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) is to develop a solution that meets the needs and requir ...f-interest}} (SoI) has been decomposed during design in a set of layers of systems. Thus, every system and system element is verified, validated, and possibly
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  • [[File:PPI.png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Product Systems Engineering" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...rication or modification. Others need to be engineered, and in some cases, systems-engineered (Martin 1997). Basic product types are depicted in the figure be
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  • Enabling individuals to perform {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} (SE) requires an understanding of SE competencies, roles, and ...use particular parts of the knowledge learned and the extent to which the systems engineer is characterized by taking approaches which are inherently systemi
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  • ...is a fairly established field, SoSE represents a challenge for the present systems engineers on a global level. In general, SoSE requires considerations beyon *[[Architecting Approaches for Systems of Systems]]
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  • ...glossary)|project management}} and a {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} process. A balance must be achieved on each project in terms For the SEBoK, risk management falls under the umbrella of [[Systems Engineering Management]], though the wider body of risk literature is explo
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  • ...priate set of processes, metrics and {{Term|Systems Engineering (glossary)|systems engineering}} plans, support them to maintain a high level of performance, ...I levels (SEI 2010). This is discussed further in the [[Economic Value of Systems Engineering]].
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  • ...ols and methods that project managers can use in managing complex adaptive systems projects. ...laborative meeting process that leverages the features of complex adaptive systems—described below—to help people with diverse viewpoints and experience c
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  • *A new article around loss-driven systems engineering, which specifically looks at system quality attributes like saf *A new article on the history of systems engineering, which provides background on the early SE work leading up to m
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  • ...Fairley 2014). As have previous versions, SWEBOK 4.0 will help guide both systems engineering and software engineering professionals to long-established soft ...engineering as “the application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, and maintenance of software; that is, the ap
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  • ...m|Governance (glossary)|governance}} should ensure that the performance of systems engineering within the enterprise adds value to the organization, is aligne ..., tools and infrastructure, and organization; therefore, the assessment of systems engineering performance in an enterprise should cover these dimensions.
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  • The application of the key concepts of Enterprise Systems Engineering requires processes. These processes span and can transform the ==Systems Engineering Role in Transforming the Enterprise==
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  • ...nguishes the {{Term|design (glossary)}} of enterprise systems from product systems is the inclusion of people as a {{Term|component (glossary)}} of the system ...roader understanding of enterprise systems. The greater view of enterprise systems is inclusive of the {{Term|Process (glossary)|processes}} the system suppor
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  • It is best if systems engineers use a proactive approach that predicts ahead, so that SLE can be accomplished before the system fail Key factors that must be considered by the systems engineer during service life extension include:
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  • ...s written to describe the problem and the process to be applied. Then the approach was presented to the team, the product backlog was developed, and a trainin Systems engineering best practice is to perform requirements analysis, verification
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  • ...nstead, & McEvilley 2022). Systems Security specifically is concerned with systems delivering capability (an asset) with intended and only intended behaviors Restated, Systems Security is about engineering for intended and authorized system behavior a
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  • ...e of incremental life cycle process models in systems engineering. (See [[Systems Engineering and Software Engineering]] in [[Related Disciplines|Part 6]] fo ===Overview of the Evolutionary Approach===
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  • ...shing and managing cultures, values, and behaviors is a critical aspect of systems engineering, especially in the context of deploying SE within an organizati ==Systems Thinking and the Culture of the Learning Organization==
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  • [[File:PPI.png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Product Systems Engineering" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] This topic discusses the interfaces between product systems engineering and other 'back office' and management activities that take pla
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  • ...model, and variations of the Vee model, all address the same basic set of systems engineering (SE) activities. The key difference between these models is the ...ow; for a more specific understanding of how this life cycle model impacts systems engineering activities, please see the other knowledge areas (KAs) in Part
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  • ==Service Systems== ...stems and social systems, cultural norms and beliefs, as well as political systems that can maintain those relationships (Spohrer and Kwan 2008). The resour
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  • ...the design and life cycle cost assessment. (See other knowledge areas in [[Systems Engineering and Management|Part 3]] for discussion on life cycle metrics an ...to consider recycling, reuse, and responsible disposal techniques. (See [[Systems Engineering and Environmental Engineering]] for additional discussion.)
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  • ...agement]] article. All of the stages of the SSDP take a similar iterative approach to fully understand the {{Term|enterprise (glossary)}} {{Term|Capability (g ...support systems (OSS), service support systems (SSS), and business support systems (BSS). It should also consider any impacts on service {{Term|Governance (g
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  • [[File:PPI.png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Product Systems Engineering" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] ...eptance, usually owns, operates, and maintains the product and the support systems supplied by the developer. Offered products are provided by suppliers based
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  • ...ief conclusion discusses the maturity of {{Term|Systems Science (glossary)|systems science}} from the perspective of {{Term|Principle (glossary)|principles}} ==Systems Patterns==
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  • ...igence and machine learning and their importance to and relationships with systems engineering. ...systems where the decision-making logic is explicitly pre-programmed, and systems where the decision-making capability is learned from data. This latter cate
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  • ...ews heuristics in general as well as some of those specifically supporting Systems Engineering practice. ...in heuristics to fill the gap. This is especially true as the practice of Systems Engineering is extended to provide solutions to inherently complex, unbound
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  • ...nge, environmental change, and rapidly evolving mission needs.   For these systems to remain robust against disruption they must be architected to agilely ada ...lthough sequencing and organization may be different.  Program leadership, systems engineering, and all team members work in a culture that represents an Agil
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  • A system is designed for a particular operating environment. Product systems, in particular, routinely consider conditions of temperature and humidity. * Engineer processes and products holistically, use systems analysis, and integrate environmental impact assessment tools.
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  • ...s during system design, development, test, production, use and disposal of systems, subsystems, equipment and facilities.” (SAE 2019). ...iated by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) as part of the “total system approach” to acquisition. The goal of HSI is to “optimize total system performan
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  • ...lved globally to practically all work domains: healthcare, engineering and systems engineering, science, administration, supply chain, government, banking, av ...e to work faster or "attach roller blades to move around faster". In Lean, systems employees work at their regular ergonomic and intellectual speeds. The time
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  • ...r subsystems. That is, the high-level definitions of V&V do not change for systems containing one or more AI elements. ...des an overview of how machine learning components/subsystems “fit” in the systems engineering framework, identifies characteristics of AI subsystems that cre
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  • ...he causes of the accidents, and the lessons learned relevant to developing systems where computers control dangerous devices. The possibility of radiation accidents increased when AECL made the systems engineering decision to increase the responsibilities of the Therac-25 soft
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  • This case study summarizes the systems engineering aspects of the next-generation Symbiq™ IV (intravenous) medic This case study provides insight into the use of systems engineering practices in a medical application.
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  • ...iate balance between the resources devoted to the {{Term|System (glossary)|systems}} and the demands placed on the system so that the quality of service to th ...ies' components and the data and information flows required in the service systems to monitor, measure, and assess end-to-end SLA. These allocations ensure th
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  • ...popularized in 2010. The recent application of “resilience” to engineered systems has led to confusion over its meaning and a proliferation of alternative de ...adversity, sometimes called the reactive perspective. The INCOSE Resilient Systems Working Group (IRSWG) recommends a definition that includes actions before
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  • ...Information Management]], [[Organizing Business and Enterprises to Perform Systems Engineering]] and [[Fundamentals of Services]]. ...e Cassini-Huygens program, and it proceeded under a traditional management approach. NASA built the Cassini orbiter (the largest and most complex unmanned spa
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  • [[File:PPI.png|thumb|250px|right|<center>The "Product Systems Engineering" knowledge area is graciously sponsored by PPI.<center>]] Product systems engineering has activities that are unique to products. This article discus
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  • ...d a team of systems engineers for a project or program, or may be the only systems engineer in a team of diverse members involved in project or program (e.g. ...ring|Part 5 Enabling Systems Engineering]] and the Part 6 Knowledge Area [[Systems Engineering and Project Management]].
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  • System requirements play major roles in systems engineering, as they: ...rmance can be performed by using system models (supported by [[Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)]] applications). Key enabling model views include activi
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  • ...e devoted to the successful realization, use, and retirement of engineered systems that are largely based on information technology. Effective means to develo ...rce planning, supply chain management and customer relationship management systems, accounting, finance, inventory and order management, marketing, planning,
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  • ...ge that manufacturing achieved 100 years ago. In addition to banks, health systems, telephone and telecommunications networks, and distribution and retailing ...cess Outsourcing (glossary)|business process outsourcing}}/re-engineering; systems integration; and organizational change.
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  • Many systems engineering decisions are difficult because they include numerous stakehold ...em’s lifecycle}}. The decision management method most commonly employed by systems engineers is the trade study. Trade studies aim to define, measure, and as
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  • Whether a systems engineer delivers a product, a service, or an enterprise, the deliverable s ...le of such trade-off is shown in Table 1 below. (See SEBoK discussion on [[Systems Engineering and Specialty Engineering|specialty engineering]] for additiona
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  • ...System (glossary)|Geographic Information Systems (GIS)}} and science or a systems engineer adopting respective techniques might be interested in or should be ...ossary)|systems}} and {{Term|System of Systems (SoS) (glossary)|systems of systems}} are dependent on {{Term|Geographic Information System (glossary)|GIS}} re
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