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Systems Engineering Demystified, Second Edition

You're reading from   Systems Engineering Demystified, Second Edition Apply modern, model-based systems engineering techniques to build complex systems

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jul 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781804610688
Length 532 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Jon Holt Jon Holt
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part I: Introduction to Systems Engineering
2. Introduction to Systems Engineering FREE CHAPTER 3. Model-Based Systems Engineering 4. Part II: Systems Engineering Concepts
5. Systems and Interfaces 6. Life Cycles 7. Systems Engineering Processes 8. Part III: Systems Engineering Techniques
9. Needs and Requirements 10. Modeling the Design 11. Modeling Verification and Validation 12. Methodologies 13. Systems Engineering Management 14. Part IV: Next Steps
15. Deploying MBSE 16. The Art of Modeling 17. Best Practices 18. Other Books You May Enjoy
19. Index

Self-assessment tasks

  1. Take an example statement from a specification or other document and create a View based on this. Follow the steps that were discussed here – identify the nouns and represent them as blocks, identify verbs and show them as relationships, refine the relationships, and then finish off by defining multiplicities.
  2. Create a general graphical-based representation of the View that you created in the previous question. Make each element correspond to what was previously shown in SysML.
  3. Consider the View that was created in the previous questions and, using your knowledge of what we have learned in terms of Framework Definition throughout this book, create a Viewpoint Context View (the who and the why for the set of associated Views) and a Viewpoint Description View (the structure and content of the associated set of Views, based on the Ontology). Pay particular attention to the Viewpoint Context View as this will define the benefits and value...
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