Preliminary System Design Requirements 3 3. Preliminary Design Requirements 4 3. Preliminary System Design Requirements 4 3. Preliminary System Design Requirements 4 3. Preliminary System Design Requi
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Running head: SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACHSystems Engineering ApproachName of the StudentName of the UniversityAuthor’s note
1SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACHTable of Contents1. Introduction............................................................................................................................22. Basic definitions.....................................................................................................................23. Preliminary System Design....................................................................................................33.1 Preliminary Design Requirements...................................................................................33.2 Development, product, Process, and material specifications...........................................43.2.1 System specification (Type A)..................................................................................43.2.2 Development specification (Type B)........................................................................53.2.3 Product specification (Type C).................................................................................53.2.4 Process specification (Type D).................................................................................63.2.5 Material specification (Type E)................................................................................63.3 Preliminary design criteria...............................................................................................63.3.1 Design for functional capability................................................................................63.3.2 Design for sustainability...........................................................................................63.3.3 Design for security....................................................................................................63.3.4 Design for maintainability.........................................................................................73.4 Design engineering activities...........................................................................................74.0 Detail System Design...........................................................................................................74.1 Detail Design Requirements............................................................................................74.2 Evolution of detail design................................................................................................84.3 Integrating system elements and activities.....................................................................104.6 Development of engineering models.............................................................................104.7 System prototype development......................................................................................114.8 Design revive, evolution and feedback..........................................................................125.0 System Theory Testing......................................................................................................135.1 Type 2 Testing...............................................................................................................135.2 Type 2 Testing details....................................................................................................135.3 Feedback and Validation................................................................................................156. Conclusion............................................................................................................................157. Recommendation..................................................................................................................158. References............................................................................................................................16
2SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACH1. IntroductionThe study report focuses on the systems model and its impact on the project. Thesystem model has the potential to embellish the project methodologies which can assist toexecute the project in agile and efficient manner. The preliminary design, the detailed designwill be highlighted in the report elaborately. The system model helps to take the appropriateactions and the procedures and also consider the environmental factors to successfullyaccomplish the project.2. Basic definitionsA system is a collaboration of hardware, software and system processes as a wholeand it is necessary that they work together to produce a thorough output of the project.System engineering involves two procedures-the first one is system engineering managementand the second one is the project methodological knowledge which is necessary tosuccessfully execute the project (Chang, Perng & Juang, 2008). The System EngineeringManagement can be achieved by the following means-i. Development phase: It caters the principals and the policies that must be followed.ii. Proces phase: It caters the structure for the system model to so that the project can becompleted efficiently within given stipulated time.iii. Lifecycle integration: It regulates the entire project and makes sure that no mishaps occurwithin the project. This phase basically makes sure everything is working well.3. Preliminary System DesignPreliminary System Design defines the initial phase of the development of the projectvia developing solid models that are absolutely necessary. The developed model enhancesdecision making and helps to accomplish the goals relevant to the project. All the
3SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACHprerequisites are examined in this process and based on the requisites. The system design alsoincludes the demands for the mechanical components via which the project can besuccessfully executed (Hipel et al., 2009). Therefore, the theoretical design examination,costing of the whole project must be conducted beforehand to accomplish the project goals.3.1 Preliminary Design RequirementsThe requirements for the preliminary design gets evoluted from the prerequisites ofthe system design. The conceptual design involves the following parameters- the whats is asource of initiative behind the conceptual design, how efforts should be employed to evaluatethe proposed conceptual design, how the requirements for the design must be properly met toacquire the desired result (Jorgensen et al., 2007). Then whats become the final outcome forthis preliminary design must be considered.
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