Transcript Introd to System Engineering

ECET/CPET 491 Senior Design
Project II
Intro to System Engineering
Reference: System Engineering Management, 3rd, by
Benjamin Blanchard, from Jhn Wiley & Sons, Inc
1/8/2007
Introduction to System Engineering
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Intro to System Engineering
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Definition of System
Example of Systems
Subsystems or components
System Theory
System Engineering
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The Current Environment
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Constantly changing requirement
More emphasis on systems
Increasing system complexity
Extended system life cycles
Greater utilization of commercial offthe-shelf (COTS) products
Increasing globalization
Greater international competition
More Outsourcing
Eroding industrial base
Higher overall life cycle costs
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Engineering Product Life Cycle
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Conceptual Design
Preliminary Design
Detailed Design and
Development
Production and/or Construction
System Utilization and
Sustaining Support
Retirement and Phase-out
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The Need for System Engineering
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Systems
• Definitions: MIL-STD-499, EIA/IS-632,
INCOSE (International Council on System
Engineering)
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Categories of Systems
System Life Cycle
System Engineering
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System Architecture
System Analysis
System Models
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Related Terms and Definitions
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Concurrent/Simultaneous Engineering
Integrated Product and Process
Development
Logistics and Supply Chain
Management
Integrated System Maintenance and
Support
Configuration Management
Total Quality Management
Total System Value and Life-Cycle
Cost
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System Engineering Management
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Conceptual Design & Advanced
Planning Phase
Preliminary System Design Phase
Detailed Design and
Development Phase
Production and/or Construction
Phase
Operational Use and System
Support Phase
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