Concepts for computer assisted engineering process management
Jerzy W. Rozenblit, C. Kocourek
Abstract
Jerzy W. Rozenblit, C. Kocourek
Abstract
This paper presents concepts for computer aided support of engineering processes. We briefly discuss the basic tenets of the engineering enterprise and fundamental design and analysis techniques. Then, process modeling definitions are given and extended to encompass engineering process capture. An architecture is introduced that comprises executive, coordination, and execution layers, intended to provide an information system infrastructure for computer assisted support of engineering activities.
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This paper presents concepts for computer aided support of engineering processes. We briefly discuss the basic tenets of the engineering enterprise and fundamental design and analysis techniques. Then, process modeling definitions are given and extended to encompass engineering process capture. An architecture is introduced that comprises executive, coordination, and execution layers, intended to provide an information system infrastructure for computer assisted support of engineering activities.
Key concepts: Computer science, Process (computing), Software engineering, Systems engineering, System of systems engineering, Process modeling, Engineering management, Work in process