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However, engineers still hadn ??™ t known systems engineering. A head
engineer was capable to see the entire system, and the partial disciplines were
able to develop more or less autonomously, since the interfaces were simple.
Systems engineering as we know it today emerged toward the end of the
1950s. At that time humanity started tackling systems, the complexity and project
implementation of which surmounted everything known then. The race of the
world powers in space, or the military race, has brought about projects that had to
develop extremely complex systems on the one hand and, on the other hand, were
forced to be available as soon as possible and successful. This enormous pressure
led to a situation where methods of systems engineering had been developed.
1.2 Systems Engineering
14 CHAPTER 1 Introduction
In commercial fi elds, too, systems had become more complex, and the need
for holistic methods grew. For example, an early publication, ??? Methodology for
Systems Engineering ??? by Arthur Hall [21] came from the telecommunication
industry in 1962.


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