Multidisciplinary Systems Engineering

Authors: Crowder, James A., Carbone, John N., Demijohn, Russell
Provides a comprehensive, multidisciplinary look at all aspects of Systems Engineering
Presents a detailed look at not only the entire design process, but also the documentation required throughout the systems engineering process
Includes case studies showing what happens when systems engineering is done wrong, and the benefits when it is done correctly and real-world design problems and assignments that help them gain experience as well as knowledge
Describes the complete multidisciplinary approach to systems engineering, something missing from other systems engineering text books

This book presents Systems Engineering from a modern, multidisciplinary engineering approach, providing the understanding that all aspects of systems design, systems, software, test, security, maintenance and the full life-cycle must be factored in to any large-scale system design; up front, not factored in later. It lays out a step-by-step approach to systems-of-systems architectural design, describing in detail the documentation flow throughout the systems engineering design process. It provides a straightforward look and the entire systems engineering process, providing realistic case studies, examples, and design problems that will enable students to gain a firm grasp on the fundamentals of modern systems engineering. Included is a comprehensive design problem that weaves throughout the entire text book, concluding with a complete top-level systems architecture for a real-world design problem.

Number of Illustrations and Tables
83 illus., 22 in colour
Topics
Engineering Economics, Organization, Logistics, Marketing
Operation Research/Decision Theory
Operations Management

More info and Hardcover at Springer

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