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...ant environmental considerations (see [[Foundations of Systems Engineering|Part 2]]) ...s (glossary)|process}} knowledge (see [[Systems Engineering and Management|Part 3]])

...me From: The Natural History of Innovation''. New York, NY, USA: Riverhead Books. pp. 25-28. ...me From: The Natural History of Innovation.'' New York, NY, USA: Riverhead Books. pp. 25-28.

...e systems in terms of total cost of ownership or loss of human life. Part 7 presents the problems in the [[FAA Advanced Automation System (AAS)|United [[File:NASA Image Part 1.png|700px|thumb|center|'''Figure 1. Relation of SE Investments to NASA Pr

...ems in general and SE in particular. Its references inform customers about books and articles that provide important perspectives on systems and SE. [[SEBoK Introduction|Part 1: SEBoK Introduction]]:

'''Morals''' are part of a person's character, the result of upbringing, culture, and other envir ...lains what ethical behavior means for engineering professionals. Like most books on ethics, this one starts by clarifying the differences between ethics and

This article is part of the [[Systems Approach Applied to Engineered Systems]] knowledge area (K ...s would be an engine management unit as part of an engine, or an engine as part of a car. The WSoI in a system context may encapsulate some aspects of SoS

...tems engineering activities, please see the other knowledge areas (KAs) in Part 3. ...mple of recursion as discussed in the [[Systems Engineering and Management|Part 3 Introduction]].

...om ''"transferring the burden"'' (in systems thinking terms) to some other part of the environment that unable to sustain that burden (Senge 2006). This al ...ing) and systems engineering (SE) have developed and matured, for the most part, independently; therefore, the systems science and the systems engineering

...[[Systems Engineering and Software Engineering]] in [[Related Disciplines|Part 6]] for more information on life cycle implications in software engineering *rapid exploration and implementation of part of the system is desired;

A number of people have proposed SE underlying principles, in part by building on system principles. Perhaps because of its youth, a consensus ...iew of the SE focus. The Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE 2000), now part of the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), produced a set of 1

Each part of the SEBoK is divided into knowledge areas (KAs), which are groupings of ...ping of case studies and vignettes included in Part 7 to topics covered in Part 3.

...ween alternatives and identify where alternatives need improvement (Figure 7). [[File:Value_Scorecard_w_Heat_Map_DM.png|thumb|center|850px|center|'''Figure 7. Value Scorecard with Heat Map (INCOSE DAWG 2013).''' Permission granted by

...played by members of a SE team are influenced by the structures adopted as part of the organizational strategy of the business in which the team is operati ...Brooks 1995). There are 10 communication paths among 5 engineers, 21 among 7 engineers, and 36 among 9 engineers. An SE team of more than 10 members (4

...to ''what they need to know'' and ''what decisions they need to make ''as part of a closed-loop, feedback control process (Frenz et al. 2010). * Security Measurement (PSM White Paper), Version 3.0, Section 7 (Murdoch 2006, 67)

**Z-7, Systems Thinking (Godfrey and Woodcock 2010) ...UK Chapter, ''Z-7 Guide'', Issue 1.0 (March 2010). Accessed on September 7, 2011. Available at http://www.incoseonline.org.uk/Documents/zGuides/Z7_Sys

This article is part of the [[Systems Science]] knowledge area (KA). It describes some of the i ...[Service Systems Engineering]] KA in [[Applications of Systems Engineering|Part 4]] of the SEBoK.

...complex, and challenging. New opportunities and threats have emerged, in part out of less positive impacts of human applications of STEM. Understanding a ...l 2015) “Science” or “phenomenon” of generalized systems have for the most part been described on an intuitive or qualitative basis, with limited reference