Systems Engineering (SE) may be defined and/or described as a technologically based interdisciplinary process for bringing human-made entities into being.
SE inherently considers the end before the beginning and concentrates on what the entities do before determining what the entities are..
SE emphasis the life cycle of the system, beginning with the identification of a need or a deficiency and extending through phase-out and disposal.
SE is an engineering interdiscipline in its own right, with important engineering domain manifestations.
SE is not a discipline, per se, but is a disciplined process that draws upon basic and applied knowledge inherent in many disciplines.
Resources:Graduate Study and Doctoral Research – SEANET 2018
Aug 22 2019
Graduate Study and Doctoral Research – SEANET 2018
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By Zack Miller • •