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It looks at both technical and economic
aspects to develop a system that meets the users ??™ needs.
As such, systems engineering stands above specifi c disciplines, such as software
development, for example. As a so-called meta-discipline, systems engineering
deals with the entire approach, from the idea to create a system (trigger) to
the development, realization, and use to the disposal of the system. This holistic
line of thinking can also include solutions to problems that emerge only as a new
system is introduced.
Figure 1.2 shows a bundle of systems engineering tasks in the form of a SysML
package diagram. The individual areas are considered on the system level, rather
than diving into the details of one single discipline.
Here, you fi nd the concepts of systems engineering in the specifi c disciplines
again. The way how problems are formulated and solutions are developed
here shows many parallels that are generally described in systems engineering.
For example, contents include the description of lifephase models and problemsolving
cycles.


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