Decision Making in Systems Engineering and Management, 3rd Edition
by Patrick J. Driscoll, Gregory S. Parnell, Dale L. Henderson
List of Tables
Table 1.1 Dimensions of Problem Complexity [8].
Table 1.2 Characteristics of Complexity [10].
Table 1.3 Comparison of Engineering Disciplines.
Table 1.4 System life cycle model for systems engineering and management.
Table 1.5 A Comparison of Standards‐Driven Life Cycle Models.
Table 1.6 The ISO/IEC 15288 Systems Engineering Life Cycle Model.
Table 1.7 Stakeholder Levels and Focus.
Table 2.1 A Selection of Systems Thinking Tools [2].
Table 3.1 Typical Interactions Used in DSMs.
Table 3.2 Family of IDEF Methods.
Table 3.3 Open Source SysML Diagrams.
Table 4.1 Criteria for When to Use Each Task in the Systems Decision Process.
Table 4.2 Systems Decision Process Example.
Table 4.3 Comparison of Problem‐Solving Processes.
Table 5.1 Stakeholders Involved in NYC Taxi EV Study.
Table 5.2 Stakeholder Analysis Techniques.
Table 5.4 Percentage of cadets who prefer different methods of electronic content delivery.
Table 5.5 Percentage of cadets who would rank a newly developed portal against the current methods.
Table 5.6 Selected Functional Analysis Techniques.
Table 5.7 Integration Readiness levels [42].
Table 5.8 System Readiness Levels (SRL) [46].
Table 5.9 Techniques for the Identification of Potential Sources of Risk in the NSTS Program.
Table 5.10 Five risk events and their probability and criteria impact levels.
Table 5.11 Borda algorithm point allotment and totals.
Table 6.1 Preferences for Types of Value Measures.
Table 6.2 AHP Relative Importance Scale.
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