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veliko · Member 3 Joined: 17 Jul 2013 Posts: 627

Getting Started with systems engineering

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veliko · Member 3 Joined: 17 Jul 2013 Posts: 627

Teamcenter 10.1 Systems Engineering Guide
Getting started with Systems Engineering

Teamcenter Systems Engineering provides tools for managing and developing
complex, multidomain products or systems. Systems engineering is:
• Where product development begins.
• Where requirements are defined.
• When architecture decisions are made.
• Where interfaces are defined.
• Where globally optimized product decisions are made.
• Where you define what requirements, assemblies, and components can be reused.
Teamcenter Systems Engineering supports standard systems engineering processes
such as IEEE 1220, ISO 15288, and EIA 632. It allows you to develop requirements
as well as to produse functional, logical, and physical models that you can use to define
interfaces between elements and understand the relationships between them. You
can also use it for ad hoc systems engineering and product development activities
unique to your organization.

Prerequisites You need a basic understanding of the systems engineering
discipline to use Systems Engineering.
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