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Questions and Answers
What is a dynamic system characterized by?
What is a dynamic system characterized by?
- It only has structural components
- It only has operating components
- It has no components
- It combines structural components with operating and/or flow components (correct)
What does SOS stand for?
What does SOS stand for?
- System of Systems (correct)
- System of Services
- System of Solutions
- System of Sciences
What is a characteristic of a conceptual system?
What is a characteristic of a conceptual system?
- Symbols represent the attribute of components (correct)
- It consumes physical space
- It is a set of physical components
- It encompasses technical efforts related to development
What is an important aspect of a system-of-systems?
What is an important aspect of a system-of-systems?
What is the purpose of transforming an operational need into a system?
What is the purpose of transforming an operational need into a system?
What is included in the technical efforts of a system?
What is included in the technical efforts of a system?
What is a key aspect of a system?
What is a key aspect of a system?
What is a characteristic of an open system?
What is a characteristic of an open system?
What is an important consideration in system development?
What is an important consideration in system development?
What is a system?
What is a system?
What is entropy?
What is entropy?
What are the elements of a system?
What are the elements of a system?
What is systems engineering?
What is systems engineering?
What is a characteristic of a physical system?
What is a characteristic of a physical system?
What is an example of a system?
What is an example of a system?
What is a steady state in an open system?
What is a steady state in an open system?
What should be considered when justifying the total cost of a system?
What should be considered when justifying the total cost of a system?
What is the purpose of a design data review cycle?
What is the purpose of a design data review cycle?
What do TPMs represent in the system design process?
What do TPMs represent in the system design process?
What is the purpose of a system test and evaluation?
What is the purpose of a system test and evaluation?
What is the relationship between system test, evaluation, and validation?
What is the relationship between system test, evaluation, and validation?
What is the purpose of a change control process?
What is the purpose of a change control process?
What is the purpose of a design sequence with feedback?
What is the purpose of a design sequence with feedback?
What is the purpose of system evaluation and corrective action loop?
What is the purpose of system evaluation and corrective action loop?
What is the primary focus of system specification (Type A)?
What is the primary focus of system specification (Type A)?
What is the purpose of industrial designers sketching many quick ideas for the product or parts of the product?
What is the purpose of industrial designers sketching many quick ideas for the product or parts of the product?
What is included in Development Specification (Type B)?
What is included in Development Specification (Type B)?
What is the primary output of feasibility analysis in system specification (Type A)?
What is the primary output of feasibility analysis in system specification (Type A)?
What is TPM in the context of system engineering?
What is TPM in the context of system engineering?
What is the primary focus of system design and feasibility analysis?
What is the primary focus of system design and feasibility analysis?
What is the purpose of allocating design requirements to the subsystem level?
What is the purpose of allocating design requirements to the subsystem level?
What is the relation between the product life cycle and system-level architecture?
What is the relation between the product life cycle and system-level architecture?
What is the primary purpose of conceptual system design?
What is the primary purpose of conceptual system design?
What is the most difficult part of the problem-solving process?
What is the most difficult part of the problem-solving process?
What is the primary focus of advanced system planning and architecture?
What is the primary focus of advanced system planning and architecture?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their design momentum?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their design momentum?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their composition?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their composition?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their hierarchy?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their hierarchy?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their interaction with the natural world?
What is a characteristic of systems in terms of their interaction with the natural world?
What is the primary focus of concept development?
What is the primary focus of concept development?
Study Notes
Module 1: Introduction
- An open system allows information, energy, and matter to cross its boundaries and interacts with its environment.
- A system is an assemblage or combination of functionally related elements or parts forming a unitary whole.
- Examples of systems include water systems and transportation systems.
System Elements
- Components: parts of a system.
- Attributes: properties of components and the system as a whole.
- Relationships: connections between components that result from engineering their attributes.
Physical and Conceptual Systems
- Physical systems manifest themselves in physical form and consume physical space.
- Conceptual systems consist of symbols, plans, ideas, and hypotheses that represent the attributes of components.
System of Systems (SOS)
- SOS is a group of related systems that are normally analyzed individually.
- Examples of SOS include a system of transportation systems or a system of water systems.
Dynamic System
- A dynamic system exhibits behaviors due to the combination of structural components with operating and/or flow components.
- Dynamic systems have functional purposes, achieve stated operational objectives, and have design momentum.
Module 4: Systems Engineering Process
- Concept development: an early phase in product development that lays out the general concept of a product.
- Problem definition and need identification: the first step in the systems engineering process.
System Design and Feasibility Analysis
- Advanced system planning and architecture development: bringing a new or improved capability to a system.
- System design involves developing system-level architecture and technical requirements.
Module 6: Detail Design and Development
- Typical engineering drawing categories include system specifications, development specifications, and product specifications.
- The integration of system elements involves allocating design requirements to the subsystem level.
- Basic design sequence with feedback involves design data review, parameter measurement, and evaluation.
Module 7: System Test, Evaluation, and Validation
- System requirements and evaluation relationships involve testing and evaluating system performance.
- System test, evaluation, and validation checklist includes system requirements, evaluation procedures, and test results.
- System evaluation and corrective action loop involves identifying and correcting system deficiencies.
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Learn about the basics of systems, including open systems, and how they interact with their environment to achieve a steady state.