Engineering Complex Systems with Models and Objects by David W. Oliver
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Engineering Complex Systems with Models and Objects
Summary
Providing a structured methodology for practical use in complex systems engineering, this text includes case studies and real world examples. Best practices currently in use in systems engineering are outlined, and there is guidance on using the latest computer-based modelling methods.
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Table of Contents
Part 1 Core systems engineering steps: core steps; requirements taxonomy; effectiveness measures; behaviour; architecture; trade offs; sequential build and test; representations and tool selections. Part 2 Tiers of decomposition: concept analysis; requirements analysis and systems design; subsystem architecture; component architecture; separation tier - people; hardware, software - people. Part 3 Tailorability, commercial, aerospace: dimensions of business integration; acquisition - review and documentation; controlling change; staffing. Part 4 Information models: systems engineering models glossary.
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CIN0070481881G
9780070481886
0070481881
Engineering Complex Systems with Models and Objects by David W. Oliver
Used - Good
Hardback
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
19970601
325
N/A
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