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Systems Engineering Demystified, Second Edition - Second Edition

By : Jon Holt
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Book Image

Systems Engineering Demystified, Second Edition - Second Edition

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By: Jon Holt

Overview of this book

Systems engineering helps in developing and describing complex systems. Written by an internationally-recognized systems engineering expert, this updated edition provides insight into elements to consider when designing a complex system that is robust and successful. The latest edition covers the new approaches of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and its deployment techniques using the Trinity approach. You will learn about the system engineering life cycle and processes to implement. Effective systems can be built only when the system is designed with close attention to detail, meaning each aspect of the system is recognized and understood before the system is built. The book explains in great detail, different system models and visualization techniques, with a focus on SysML, to help you visualize a system in the design phase. You will also learn various verification and validation techniques to ensure your system design is ready to be implemented. The book ends with key management processes, systems engineering best practices, and guidelines, with a new section on effective approaches based on the author’s impressive 30 years of experience in the field. By the end of this systems engineering book, you'll be able to apply modern model-based systems engineering techniques to your own systems and projects.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
1
Part I: Introduction to Systems Engineering
4
Part II: Systems Engineering Concepts
8
Part III: Systems Engineering Techniques
14
Part IV: Next Steps
18
Other Books You May Enjoy
19
Index

Summary

This chapter introduced two example methodologies: SAFe and OOSEM. Both may be used as part of a wider Systems Engineering endeavor, but they have quite different purposes.

Each Methodology was modeled using ontologies.

Finally, each Methodology was mapped to the MBSE in a slide diagram that has been referred to throughout this book. It should be clear that both methodologies fit in with MBSE and can be used to satisfy the different Aspects of MBSE in a slide.

Relating these existing methodologies to what we have learned so far in this book illustrates how we can use MBSE to incorporate any approach into a wider Systems Engineering initiative.

In the next chapter, we will understand the management Processes and associated techniques to be considered and implemented.