Systems Engineering--an interdisciplinary, multi-stage-driven approach to the design and implementation of any large-scale or complex engineered product or service--has found its way from aerospace into general manufacturing as well as the services industry. It has been found to be particularly useful in such applications as software engineering, the bio- and medical industries, and large, multi-component projects like those found in energy-generation. Following on the author's previous book System Requirements Analysis, this new book will lay out the steps and procedures needed to implement a quality check of the system being proposed or designed the "Verification" stage of a full systems engineering program. Systems engineering usually begins with defining a product that will satisfy a customer need and then rationally building a set of required components, personnel, and financial resources. The testing and evaluating of a proposed design solution is known as Verification, and this will guide the systems engineer and his engineering and management team in setting up the detailed protocols for a step-by-step quality control check of each stage of a proposed system design.
Engineering System Verification Proving the Design Solution Satisfies the Requirements Jeffrey O. Grady President of JOG Systems Engineering, Inc. Member of Purdue University Graduate Faculty Adjunct Professor University Of California, San Diego
- Complete overview of the basic principles involved in setting up a System Verification program
- Follows a proven pattern of "Define the problem, "Solve the Problem," and "Prove it"
- Covers a variety of approaches to Qualification Verification, System Test and Evaluation, and Acceptance Verification, as well as Process Verification
Systems Engineering--an interdisciplinary, multi-stage-driven approach to the design and implementation of any large-scale or complex engineered product or service--has found its way from aerospace into general manufacturing as well as the services industry. It has been found to be particularly useful in such applications as software engineering, the bio- and medical industries, and large, multi-component projects like those found in energy-generation. Following on the author’s previous book System Requirements Analysis, this new book will lay out the steps and procedures needed to implement a quality check of the system being proposed or designed...the “Verification stage of a full systems engineering program.
Systems engineering usually begins with defining a product that will satisfy a customer need and then rationally building a set of required components, personnel, and financial resources. The testing and evaluating of a proposed design solution is known as Verification, and this will guide the systems engineer and his engineering and management team in setting up the detailed protocols for a step-by-step quality control check of each stage of a proposed system design.
Contents: Part I: Setting the Stage. Part II: Item Qualification Verification. Part III: Item Acceptance Verification. Part IV: System Test and Evaluation. Part V: Process Validation and Verification. Part VI: Postscript. Related titles: Grady: System Requirements Analysis (0-12-088514-X) Taghizadegan: Lean Six Sigma (0-12-370502-9) Gilb, Competitive Engineering: A Handbook for Systems Requirements and Software Engineering Management Using Planguage ( 0-7506-6507-6)
