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ORCIDSystems Engineering, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, 2005
- A. Terry Bahill, Steven J. Henderson:
Requirements development, verification, and validation exhibited in famous failures. 1-14 - Robin L. Dillon, Marie-Elisabeth Paté-Cornell:
Including technical and security risks in the management of information systems: A programmatic risk management model. 15-28 - Marin D. Guenov, Stephen G. Barker:
Application of axiomatic design and design structure matrix to the decomposition of engineering systems. 29-40 - Roland Eckert, Wolfgang Mansel, Günther Specht:
Model transfer among CASE tools in systems engineering. 41-50 - Honglu (Louise) Zhang, Deren Ma:
A Systems Engineering approach to Occupant Protection System design and optimization through modeling and simulation. 51-61 - Meir Tahan, Joseph Z. Ben-Asher:
Modeling and analysis of integration processes for engineering systems. 62-77 - Eirik Hole, Dinesh Verma, Rashmi Jain, Vito Vitale, Paul Popick:
Development of the ibm.com interactive solution marketplace (ISM): A systems engineering case study. 78-92 - A. Terry Bahill, Jesse Daniels:
Correction to "Quantitative Methods for Tradeoff Analyses". 93
Volume 8, Number 2, 2005
- Ruth Y. Dicdican, Yacov Y. Haimes:
Relating multiobjective decision trees to the multiobjective risk impact analysis method. 95-108 - Tamir Bustnay, Joseph Z. Ben-Asher:
How many systems are there? - using the N2 method for systems partitioning. 109-118 - Edouard Kujawski:
A reference-dependent regret model for deterministic tradeoff studies. 119-137 - William B. Rouse:
Enterprises as systems: Essential challenges and approaches to transformation. 138-150 - Atiogbe Didier Koffi:
A model for the evolution of software and systems engineering project cultures throughout their life cycles. 151-163 - Michael Emes, Alan Smith, Douglas Cowper:
Confronting an identity crisis - How to "brand" systems engineering. 164-186
- Moti Frank, David Elata
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Developing the capacity for engineering systems thinking (CEST) of freshman engineering students. 187-195
Volume 8, Number 3
- Hermann Kaindl:
A scenario-based approach for requirements engineering: Experience in a telecommunication software development project. 197-210 - Keith W. Hipel, Amer Obeidi:
Trade versus the environment: Strategic settlement from a systems engineering perspective. 211-233 - Scott Gunderson:
A review of organizational factors and maturity measures for system safety analysis. 234-244 - Don Clausing, Daniel D. Frey:
Improving system reliability by failure-mode avoidance including four concept design strategies. 245-261 - James H. Lambert, Benjamin L. Schulte, Priya Sarda:
Tracking the complexity of interactions between risk incidents and engineering systems. 262-277
Volume 8, Number 4, 2005
- William B. Rouse:
A theory of enterprise transformation. 279-295 - A. M. M. Sharif Ullah:
A fuzzy decision model for conceptual design. 296-308 - K. Sadananda Upadhya, N. K. Srinivasan:
System simulation for availability of weapon systems under various missions. 309-322 - Kenneth G. Crowther, Yacov Y. Haimes:
Application of the inoperability input - output model (IIM) for systemic risk assessment and management of interdependent infrastructures. 323-341 - Ernst Fricke, Armin P. Schulz:
Design for changeability (DfC): Principles to enable changes in systems throughout their entire lifecycle.
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