A SYSTEM INTEGRATION METHOD FOR THE CONTINUOUS SUPPORT OF THE DESIGN PROCESS
K K Paetzold
Abstract
K K Paetzold
Abstract
The management of data and information flows is getting more and more important for the system integration and thereby the product quality. In this paper the model-based system engineering is used for a description of interfaces with respect to the requirements of the system. By the use of simulations the system’s behavior is validated with the help of parameter-based modelling approaches. As a result a procedure is illustrated how to specify interfaces between system components and sub-functions of a technical system and to integrate in the development process to support decision situations.
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The management of data and information flows is getting more and more important for the system integration and thereby the product quality. In this paper the model-based system engineering is used for a description of interfaces with respect to the requirements of the system. By the use of simulations the system’s behavior is validated with the help of parameter-based modelling approaches. As a result a procedure is illustrated how to specify interfaces between system components and sub-functions of a technical system and to integrate in the development process to support decision situations.
Key concepts: Computer science, Process (computing), Systems engineering, Decision support system, System integration, Systems design, Software engineering, Data mining