Systems Engineering: Roles and Responsibilities
6 Systems Engineering Leads the Technical Execution of the Project! •Accomplished by Establishing the Technical Rhythm (Cadence) by Which the Project Marches •This is the Weekly/Periodic Procedure that: –Controls Changes to the Technical Baseline –Matures the System through the Project Life-Cycle –Reduces/Accepts System Risk –Directly affects the …
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