Systems Engineering
1998 - 2021
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Volume 3, issue 4, 2000
- Coping with changes: Causes, findings, and strategies pp. 169-179

- Ernst Fricke, Bernd Gebhard, Herbert Negele and Eduard Igenbergs
- Development and integration of winning technologies as key to competitive advantage pp. 180-211

- Armin P. Schulz, Don P. Clausing, Ernst Fricke and Herbert Negele
- Possible tailoring of the UML for systems engineering purposes pp. 212-224

- Ingmar Ögren
- C4ISR architectures: I. Developing a process for C4ISR architecture design pp. 225-247

- Alexander H. Levis and Lee W. Wagenhals
- C4ISR architectures: II. A structured analysis approach for architecture design pp. 248-287

- Lee W. Wagenhals, Insub Shin, Daesik Kim and Alexander H. Levis
- C4ISR architectures: III. An object‐oriented approach for architecture design pp. 288-312

- Michael P. Bienvenu, Insub Shin and Alexander H. Levis
Volume 3, issue 3, 2000
- A case for the consideration of system related cognitive functions throughout design and development pp. 113-127

- Iain S. MacLeod
- A systems approach to managing oil transportation risk in Prince William Sound pp. 128-142

- Jason R. W. Merrick, J. Rene van Dorp, Jack Harrald, Thomas Mazzuchi, John E. Spahn and Martha Grabowski
- Risk Analysis of a pinewood derby: A case study pp. 143-155

- A. Terry Bahill and William J. Karnavas
- VERDICT: A distributed virtual environment for system engineering pp. 156-162

- Michael J. Kuchinski
- Engineering systems thinking and systems thinking pp. 163-168

- Moti Frank
Volume 3, issue 2, 2000
- Overcoming barriers to systems engineering process improvement pp. 59-67

- Sarah A. Sheard, Howard Lykins and James R. Armstrong
- A systems engineering methodology for information systems pp. 68-76

- John S. Osmundson
- When can we safely reuse systems, upgrade systems, or use COTS components? pp. 82-95

- A. Wayne Wymore and A. Terry Bahill
- Application of complex systems science to systems engineering pp. 96-102

- Linda P. Beckerman
- Processes and organizations as systems: when the processors are people, not pentiums pp. 103-111

- Lorraine Pajerek
Volume 3, issue 1, 2000
- Processes for engineering a system: an overview of the ANSI/EIA 632 standard and its heritage pp. 1-26

- James N. Martin
- A method for system interface reduction using N2 charts pp. 27-37

- Ofri Becker, Joseph Ben‐ Asher and Ilya Ackerman
- On principles for model‐based systems engineering pp. 38-49

- Ingmar Ogren
- Coming to grips with measures of effectiveness pp. 50-58

- Noel Sproles
Volume 2, issue 4, 1999
- Fuzzy set based multi‐attribute conceptual design evaluation pp. 187-197

- Dinesh Verma*, Caroline Smith and Wolter Fabrycky
- Predicting technology operational availability using technical maturity assessment pp. 198-211

- C. Robert Kenley and Terry R. Creque
- Successful development of commercial infrastructure projects with systems engineering pp. 212-216

- Hervé Rochecouste
- Designing system development projects for organizational integration pp. 217-225

- Tyson R. Browning
- The changing face of infrastructure management pp. 226-236

- Ralph I. Godau
- Simulation: The forgotten tool of TQM pp. 237-241

- Kambiz Tabibzadeh and Terri Friel
- A structured approximate reasoning‐based approach for gathering “lessons learned” information from system development projects pp. 242-247

- Joseph V. Vandeville and Muzaffar A. Shaikh
Volume 2, issue 3, 1999
- Sources of schedule risk in complex system development pp. 129-142

- Tyson R. Browning
- Issues in defining human roles and interactions in systems pp. 143-155

- Richard A. Newman
- Risk management: A systems paradigm pp. 156-167

- A. G. Hessami
- Prioritizing components of concurrent engineering programs to support new product development pp. 168-176

- Paul J. Componation, Dawn R. Utley and Robert L. Armacost
- Risk management return on investment pp. 177-180

- Elaine M. Hall
- Engineering of complex systems: Understanding the art side pp. 181-186

- David Newbern and Jerry Nolte
Volume 2, issue 2, 1999
- Simulation and model driven experimentation in systems engineering pp. 57-61

- Andrew P. Sage
- Model driven experimentation pp. 62-68

- Alexander H. Levis and W.S. Vaughan
- On generating hypotheses using computer simulations pp. 69-77

- Kathleen M. Carley
- Analytic model driven organizational design and experimentation in adaptive command and control pp. 78-107

- Yuri N. Levchuk, Krishna R. Pattipati and David L. Kleinman
- The use of simulation models in model driven experimentation pp. 108-128

- Holly A. H. Handley, Zainab R. Zaidi and Alexander H. Levis
Volume 2, issue 1, 1999
- Comparing software system requirements negotiation patterns pp. 1-14

- Alexander Egyed and Barry Boehm
- Interpreting continuous‐view capability models for higher levels of maturity pp. 15-31

- Sarah A. Sheard and Garry J. Roedler
- Expert decision making pp. 32-45

- Robert J. B. Hutton and Gary Klein
- Managing requirements in a product family approach to systems engineering pp. 46-55

- Wing Lam
Volume 1, issue 4, 1998
- On Systems Engineering editorial procedures and processes pp. 251-257

- Andrew P. Sage
- Systems engineering— A retrospective view pp. 258-266

- James H. Brill
- Architecting principles for systems‐of‐systems pp. 267-284

- Mark W. Maier
- Systems design engineering pp. 285-302

- K. Preston White
- The error budget process: an example from environmental remote sensing pp. 303-313

- C. Robert Kenley and Robert B. Coffman
Volume 1, issue 3, 1998
- A decision approach to determine optimal service and quality levels in large‐scale, publicly shared systems pp. 149-158

- William K. Hoehn and Jimmy Duan
- IBPM: An integrated systems model for business process reengineering pp. 159-175

- J. Y. Park and S. J. Park
- Systems integration and architecting: An overview of principles, practices, and perspectives pp. 176-227

- Andrew P. Sage and Charles L. Lynch
- Hierarchical processing by human decision‐makers pp. 228-241

- D. D. Sworder and G. A. Clapp
- Project schedule recomputation after risk inclusion pp. 242-249

- Muzaffar A. Shaikh
Volume 1, issue 2, 1998
- Integrative mechanisms for multiteam integration: Findings from five case studies pp. 95-112

- Tyson R. Browning
- Computer Simulation as an Emerging Technology in Water Resource Management pp. 113-126

- Burton V. Dean and Roger L. Salstrom
- Computer simulation as an emerging technology in water resource management pp. 127-135

- Roy Rada
- Application of new systems techniques and the greedy algorithm for reliability data reconstruction pp. 136-147

- Hamid R. Jafari, Fouad N. Jalbout and Thomas F. Hassett
Volume 1, issue 1, 1998
- Systems engineering: Purpose, function, and structure pp. 1-3

- Andrew P. Sage
- INCOSE: History of the International Council on Systems Engineering pp. 4-13

- Eric C. Honour
- System requirements for water resource systems pp. 14-30

- Brian W. Mar
- Systems for sustainable development: Challenges and opportunities pp. 31-43

- Jason K. Levy, Keith W. Hipel and D. Marc Kilgour
- Systems and software development leadership: A practical improvement approach pp. 44-56

- James L. Melsa and D. Paul Smith
- Human factors and global problems: A systems approach pp. 57-69

- Kim J. Vicente
- Organizational decision making and distributed information pp. 70-81

- Kathleen M. Carley
- Systems engineering drivers in defense and in commercial practice pp. 82-89

- Frank R. Parth
- The air bag system: What went wrong with the systems engineering? pp. 90-94

- Dennis M. Buede
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