May 2011
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
17h 50m
English
book
Systems Engineering Principles and Practice, 2nd Edition
by Alexander Kossiakoff, William N. Sweet, Samuel J. Seymour, Steven M. Biemer
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INDEX
A
- Abstraction
- Activity diagram
- Adaptive software development (ASD)
- Advanced development
- Advanced technology
- Agile software models
- Analysis of alternatives
- Analysis pyramid
- Analytical hierarchy process (AHP)
- Application software
- Architecture frameworks
- Automobile
- Availability
B
- Balanced system
- Block definition diagram
- Boundaries
- Building blocks
- Built-in test equipment
C
- Capability maturity model integrated (CMMI)
- Career development models
- Careers
- Class diagram
- Coding
- Commercial aircraft
- Communication diagram
- Competition
- Complex systems
- Component design
- Component diagram
- Component knowledge base
- Components
- Composite structure dDiagram
- Computer-aided design (CAD)
- Computer system configuration items (CSCI)
- Concept development phase
- Concept definition
- Concept exploration
- Concept of operations (CONOPS)
- Concept selection
- Concept validation
- Concurrent development model
- Concurrent engineering
- Configuration baselines
- Configuration items
- Configuration management
- Constraints
- Context diagram
- Cost-benefit analysis
- Cost control
- Cost estimating
- Critical design review (CDR)
- Critical experiments
- Critical path method (CPM)
D
- Data flow diagram
- Data-intensive computing systems
- Decision analysis
- Decision framework
- Decision making
- Decision trees
- Demonstration testing
- Department of Defense (DOD)
- acquisition model
- Architecture Framework (DODAF)
- Deployment diagram
- Design
- detailed
- specialist
- testing
- validation
- Development testing
- DOD acquisition model
- DODAF
E
- EIA-632
- Embedded ...
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